Violations

Violations

This page will contain details about the misbehavior of Comcast/Xfinity (not to be confused with Comcrust/Xfidgity).

Recommended reading:

Wikipedia: Comcast – scroll down to “controversies” section
Wikipedia: Comcast vs. FCC – basically, Comcast claims FCC has no jurisdiction over its intereference with customers use of the Internet
Wikipedia: Hart vs. Comcast – more litigation over Comcast’s interference with customers use of the Internet
Comcrust.com – Comcast vs. Level(3) – Comcast has used dirty tricks to restrict traffic flow to competitors like NetFlix by routing competitive traffic through slower links, and extorting high fees from Level(3) at the same time.
NYTimes – Sen. Sanders Denounces Comcast-NBC Deal – to no avail, Sen. Sanders wrote the FCC providing clear reasoning for denying the merger.
NYTimes – M. Baker, an FCC Commissioner, left the FCC to join Comcast only 4 months after the FCC approved the Comcast/NBC Universal merger. Coincidence? So Long F.C.C., Hello Comcast , Regulator Takes Job At Comcast , F.C.C. Commissioner Leaving To Join Comcast

There is, sadly, oh so much more…

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Buffy

Youre on top of the game. Thanks for sharing.
Martin Dwarfkin

they would if you did.if you don’t want to be bound by the contract then you can do month to month and pay full price for your phone deal with it or go swemohere else.also this whole bit about oh they changed my fees well if they DID change the terms of the contract then you are entitled to withdraw without consequence if they didnt change anything and are just charging you like they said they would then you have no right to complain. You sign the contract its your responsibility to make sure you understand and agree to the terms if you don’t agree then don’t sign it. If you don’t want then pay (full price) for your phone and use month to month service. this really isn’t that difficult. Personally, I believe phone companies always act in good faith and hold up their end of the bargain.