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Talking to a human support staff is impossible
Trying to contact Support because our internet has been intermittent for days now and the ai agent you get dumped on when you call is keeps asking what my issue is and then hanging up as soon as I say I'm having internet issues. There needs to be clearly defined responses that get you to a human or a way to opt out of the garbage ai agent all together. My options are the phone agent or the ai assistant which insists on rebooting my modem, which doesn't help. I need a way to speak to a real human who can actually listen and respond so I can get a service appointment scheduled.
EG
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121.9K Messages
1 hour ago
Concern moved here to the Customer Service help section for greater exposure to Comcast corporate employees (The Digital Care Team) for assistance.
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XfinityThomasA
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52 minutes ago
Thank you for your feedback and for joining us here on the Xfinity Forums. It's important to us that you're able to get the most out of your Xfinity Internet service, and we'd be happy to help troubleshoot with you.
If you prefer, there are several ways to reach our support teams. You can review all available contact options at our https://www.xfinity.com/support/contact-us and choose the method that's most convenient for you.
We're also happy to assist here on the forums. Intermittent internet issues can be caused by a variety of factors, including loose or damaged cables, wireless interference from thick walls, metal objects, large mirrors, microwaves, or neighboring WiFi networks operating on the same channel. Network performance can also be affected by the number of connected devices in the home, especially if usage exceeds the bandwidth available on your current speed tier. In some cases, a simple modem restart may resolve the issue.
Whenever you experience a service interruption, I recommend checking the Xfinity app first. The app can alert you to any known service issues in your area, guide you through troubleshooting steps, and even help schedule an expert Xfinity technician if needed.
Our team is here to help as well. To better understand what's happening and work toward a resolution, can you please let us know:
Is the issue occurring on devices connected directly to the modem via Ethernet, over WiFi, or both?
Is the problem affecting one device or multiple devices?
Does the issue occur in a specific room or location within the home?
Have you considered whether the number of connected devices and your household's usage may be exceeding the capabilities of your current speed tier?
The more details you can provide, the better we can help narrow down the cause and find a solution. We'll get to the bottom of this.
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