My Comcast internet service was down for a week. Instead of offering service credit, they're charging me $20 for the repair.

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19 Jul 2009

My Comcast internet service was down for a week. Instead of offering service credit, they’re charging me $20 for the repair. Jul 19, 2009 6 :23 via Twitter

ComcastMark
July 20, 2009 8:44 AM

I would like to take care of this for you. Please send me an email including the phone number on the account. I apologize for the trouble.

Mark Casem Comcast Corp. National Customer Operations WeCanHelp@cable.comcast.com

Mounir Zamzaoui
December 31, 2009 11:21 AM

i have moved to a new location which has comcast under my name but still trying to get me to pay $5995 for breaking my contract…i still have comcast service…yes $5995…they sent it to collection..should i cancel my other service too with comcast???


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