What complaints do people like you have against Comcast Xfinity? And what can you do about them?
Are you a Comcast customer that is tired of the poor quality of service that you get? Are you paying for internet service that constantly cuts out or just doesn’t work at all? Are you frustrated by customer service representatives that are unhelpful and unfriendly? If this is your experience with Comcast, you are not alone.
Over the past three years, Comcast Corporation had almost 25,000 complaints filed against them with the Better Business Bureau. In fact, the BBB has a warning for the complaints against Comcast which states:
“Customer Complaint: Please be advised that due to the high volume of complaints received for this business, BBB publishes 1 out of every 100 complaints handled through our conciliation process.”
If you are tired of paying for service that you don’t receive or didn’t sign up for, we may be able to help you. FairShake helps Comcast customers take effective action against internet, telephone, and cable providers. Take a look at our consumer guides to find similar issues with other telecom companies.
“Since the day I had Comcast install my high speed internet, my WIFI has been terrible. I’ve had weak spotty signal strength that dropped my phone call, Streaming services and booted me off the internet.”
“So I canceled voice and TV from Comcast weeks ago and they are still charging me, WTF???!!!!!!!!!
Is this how @comcast make their business but scamming their customers? Of course my bill is twice as much. 🙄”
— SwayShay (@SwayShay) November 11, 2019
Customers complain that Comcast bills them for services and fees that they didn’t agree to.
Recently, Comcast settled a $15 million dollar class-action lawsuit over set-top box rental fees. Comcast would not support purchased set-top boxes, so customers were forced to rent them from Comcast directly if they had premium service. You can read more about this and other Comcast lawsuits here.
“I was misled by Comcast regarding ‘temporary’ rates, and have been charge a 300% increase for several months.”
Frustrated customers say that they were given one price when they sign up for a new promotion but are charged something different when they review their bill. Other customers say that they were told the wrong information when they signed up. They don’t get the television stations they want or internet speeds are lower than what they were told. Customers also complain that they have additional channels or services tacked onto their bill that they weren’t told about.
If you have tried to resolve your problems with Comcast and are getting nowhere, you can get help. FairShake works with consumers to file claims against Comcast.