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Thursday, August 6th, 2026 7:41 PM

Retention offer made in chat then denied – ticket [Edited] and Chat ID [Edited] – is this an FCC issue?

A few days ago an Xfinity agent offered me $46/month for 500 Mbps for 5 years for being a loyal customer (no contract, no rental fees, unlimited data + $10 loyalty credit). No expiration was stated and I have the full chat transcript. I am a Gold member and was previously on the Loyalty Plan ($55 for 400 Mbps). When I tried to accept the offer, multiple agents (including a shift supervisor and escalations agent May, employee 1026) said the plan no longer exists / was “dynamic” and refused to honor it. I was only offered a $15 loyalty discount, which I declined. I now have escalations ticket [Edited: "Personal Information"]. Is this the type of situation where filing an FCC informal complaint is appropriate? Or can the Digital Care Team / loyalty review the original chat offer and apply it?
Thank you.
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user_murs5l  I do apologize for the frustration you've experienced regarding the promotional offer that was presented to you. We do value you as Xfinity Member, and this is not the experience we want for you or anyone. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the outcome of a pricing review, especially when the offer no longer exists or cannot be found on your account. Since this has already been escalated, you will want to work with the existing escalations team working on your case. 

 

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