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Tuesday, March 24th, 2026 8:26 PM

Subject: Formal Escalation: Chronic Service Failures & Request for Immediate Executive Resolution

Dear Xfinity Executive Support Team,

I am writing to formally escalate an ongoing service issue that has now reached an unacceptable level.

For the past several weeks, I have experienced daily internet outages, accompanied by repeated notifications claiming the issue will be resolved—only for service to fail again shortly thereafter. The pattern is consistent: temporary restoration followed by another disruption. This is not a one-time incident; it is a systemic reliability failure.

I have documented multiple instances of:

  • Repeated service interruptions within the same day
  • Constantly shifting “estimated resolution times”
  • Notifications indicating resolution, followed by immediate reoccurrence

This level of instability has had a direct and severe impact on my ability to work and conduct essential daily activities. At this point, the service being provided falls far below any reasonable standard for a paid utility.

I am requesting immediate escalation and expect the following:

  • A clear root cause analysis of the ongoing network failures in my area
  • A definitive and permanent resolution plan, not temporary fixes
  • A firm timeline for when this issue will be fully resolved
  • Meaningful billing credits reflecting the sustained disruption

Let me be clear: if this issue is not resolved promptly and transparently, I will be terminating my service and moving to an alternative provider, and I will also consider filing formal complaints with regulatory bodies.

I expect a response from a senior-level representative who can provide real answers and accountability—not scripted or generic responses.

This matter requires immediate attention.

Sincerely,

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user_mjlcfp We appreciate you reaching out to us over our Community Forums. We would be more than happy to help get you pointed in the right direction. Have you received any email notifications of network upgrade work being done in your area, or plans for future service interruptions due to upgrades? Or are all of your concerns related to unplanned service interruptions? 

 

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I’m trying to get help with executive resolutions. I was given a device as a loaner until I received my paid off device back after it was stolen. I went to return it back to the store and was told that I would receive a box in the mail to return the device. After not receiving the box and working with customer service that couldn’t return the device I reached out to the FCC and John C of resolutions said that he would return the device. I waited as instructed by the FCC and now that I had to go back to the FCC he wants to now state that I am responsible for the charges because I kept the device while I was waiting for him to switch the phone numbers and I would have kindly returned the device does anyone have any advice that would help 

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