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What, You Expect Comcast To Stop Billing You Just Because You Canceled Your Account?

What, You Expect Comcast To Stop Billing You Just Because You Canceled Your Account?

By consumeristcarey July 5, 2009

Look, Comcast, when you take back someone’s equipment and give them a receipt confirming that their account has no balance, it’s not unreasonable for them to think that their account is canceled. Don’t keep billing them for service and equipment rentals, and don’t tell them that you “can keep [the account] active and [bill] indefinitely until [you] decide to disconnect it.” Because if you do, they’re going to call their state Attorney General’s office. At least that’s how Paul convinced Comcast to finally cancel his account.

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