4 Messages
Started with 4 lines, 833 credit score, told to port one out to add another, did that, NOW only 3 lines???
I am a brand new customer as of November 11th. I activated home internet first and then transferred 4 lines to Xfinity Mobile. No issues at this point. I treid to add a 5th lines and got the maximum lines error. I chatted with a rep as I wanted to get the entire family on Xfinity mobile and add a new (transferred line) for my son. I was told if we ported a line out (temporarily) we could add a new line and still have 4. Then I could port that line back in for 5. I did this and paid another service $25 for month. But I still couldn't add a new line. Now I am stuck with a limit of 3 lines after being lied to by the rep and the advertising. The limit has NOTHING to do with a credit check. They told me to call Equifax. I knew it wouldn;t do anything, but I did anyways. Equifax said there was not a credit freeze on my account and my credit was perfect. We ported my husband's line out onlky because they said it would work to add my sone. It was supposed to be temporary. Now we are screwed and have service at 3 providers for 5 people.
Is there anyone that can actually help? I see posts about people that cannot get more than five lines. That is all I want. 5 lines. Half of what is falsely advertised.
user_qifvg0
4 Messages
1 year ago
I tried again today to reactivate my deactivated line. After about 20 minutes they came back and said no more lines. I absolutely do not understand why Xfinity would advertise 10 lines and give 3-5. I also do not understand how they come up with the limit as it cannot be based on credit score (as advertised). Perhaps you need multiple service or time as a customer, but that should be stated upfront, not after you sign a 2 year agreement on your internet. I am now stuck paying multiple services for my phones and any savings I am making on my internet are being lost by paying other services for my 4th and 5th line.
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user_x9zro2
1 Message
11 months ago
Have you gotten it resolved yet?
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