

As I mention in the chat, $2.99 wasn’t the issue.Issuing a $2.99 credit doesn’t look good for a rep., but having a customer cancel their service and giving you a poor survey REALLY looks bad. When it was clear a nice guy approach wouldn’t work against their customer service policy, that’s when I had to harden up a bit. I went in to the chat not looking for a fight and things started off nice and pleasant (I recommend this as the best way to initially approach customer service reps.).didn’t issue a credit until I threatened to cancel my service because, in his words: “you still had service”. For some reason, the higher speeds didn’t kick in for 10 days, but I was charged for the upgraded speeds from day one (I was using a bandwidth tester daily to verify this). A few months ago I upgraded my broadband speed. This isn’t the first experience like this I’ve had with Comcast.I decided to chat in to get one of the charges credited to my account. I get my bill for that month a few days ago.

#Xfinity chat movie#
I had a hunch I might get billed twice, even though the first time didn’t work (side note: it’s kind of ridiculous that you would have to pay twice to watch the same movie one day apart).
