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Friday, June 14th, 2024

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Been transferred between 12 different technicians with my issue.

Today, Thursday, 6-13-24, I was was checking my internet speed and for the last six months or so I have been paying for the 1200Mbps home service but only getting about half that speed.  Got online earlier today and had a technician that 'fixed' some settings on my router.  I was on a work call and could not reset my router.  So we both left the chat with instructions for me to reboot my router once I was off the call.  When I finished my call I rebooted the router.  The download speed got worse, not better (somewhere between 200 to 300 Mbps).  I got back online at 1PM PST and it is now 5PM PST and I'm locked out of my router, have really [Edited: Language] download speeds and have been thru probably 18 techs.  I finally became a male 'Karen' and asked to speak to a supervisor almost an hour ago.  Still haven't, got dropped again multiple times, new tech picks up and I tell my story for the10th, 11th, 12th, etc. time. was told that I would be transferred to a supervisor but got another first line technician (at least 5 times).  Finally got told that I would receive a call back from a technical supervisor, yay!  So when Ashesh (not a supervisor) calls and asks me what my billing issue was I was pretty much done.  We are now at 4 hours 30 minutes, and on hold for a technical supervisor (supposedly).  Oh and I was offered a whooping $25 credit for my inconvience and free shipping for the replacement router. Be still my beating heart.  Case number: [Edited: "Personal Information"]

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Retired Employee

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1 year ago

Hey user_mnb96m, thanks for reaching out to Xfinity Support on our forums. That's definitely not the experience we want you to have and I'd love to help. Were they able to get it fixed or are you still having problems with your speed?

 

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Still having problems.  Speed has improved with a new router but still not the 1200Mbps I've been paying for.  Customer service stinks....had to go to the local Xfinity store and get a replacement router.  Sales person says, "oh yeah, you won't get 1200Mbps with the old router, it's obsolete."  So when did it become obsolete?  Was someone going to tell me?  Brought the 'plugnplay" router home, did the set up and now I cannot log into the router.  Thank you for nothing Xfinity.

Still waiting for the onsite technical help that was supposed to show up to ensure that I was getting 1200Mbps to the house....

Retired Employee

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user_mnb96m Thanks for getting back to us and letting us know. I can defintiely help get you back into the router and check on the tech. When you get a chance, can you send us a direct message? 

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1 year ago

I feel your pain.  Paying $116 a month for 1000 mbps and getting 50 mbps (if lucky).  

I got a person at xfinity and they said they rebooted my system from their location.  Funny,

I never lost internet so not sure how that worked.  Got a lecture on my "attitude" and they scheduled

tech to come out.  Was a now show.  Had to go on vacation for a week so starting all over again with

problem.  Yes, I rebooted and yes router is located one foot from computer. lol

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