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Xfinity Mobile is a mobile virtual network operator service provided by Comcast in the United States that uses Verizon’s network (and on-device Wi‑Fi) to deliver voice, text and data plans. It is marketed and priced in U.S. dollars and is not an officially offered retail mobile service in Canada.
When cancellation is processed your mobile service is deactivated and you will lose access to voice, text and data on that line. Any remaining lines on a shared account remain subject to their billing terms. If you did not port your number before cancellation, you may be unable to recover it later. Device financing or any device-related charges that remain on your Comcast/Xfinity account will continue to appear until they are paid or otherwise resolved; check final billing statements for any prorated amounts or outstanding device balances.
Refunds for devices are possible only under Xfinity’s device return policy: device returns or exchanges must be initiated within 14 days of shipping or retail purchase, devices must be received by Xfinity within required timeframes (typically within 20 days of return initiation), must be in like-new condition, and 'Find My' or screen locks must be disabled. A $35 restocking fee applies per returned or exchanged device (excluding accessories). There is no general unconditional money‑back guarantee for service beyond the documented device return window; service, roaming or usage charges are not automatically refundable outside applicable policies. If you dispute charges after cancellation, escalate with Xfinity billing, your bank or relevant Canadian regulators if you are in Canada.
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pay per GB / Unlimited (U.S. plans) | Varies | Xfinity Mobile is offered in the U.S. and prices are listed in USD; no official CAD pricing or Canadian retail availability. |
Because Xfinity Mobile is a U.S.-based offering, Canadian consumer protection does not govern Xfinity’s service terms directly. However, if you are in Canada and face improper billing, continued charges after cancellation, or other disputes, you can file complaints with Canadian bodies such as the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) or the Commissioner for Complaints for Telecom-television Services (CCTS). Canadian banks and credit card providers may also assist with disputes for unauthorized or incorrect charges. Document all communications and actions (dates, names, reference numbers) to support any regulator or bank complaint.
Reports are mixed: a few users note acceptable mobile performance in covered areas, but public reviews and forums show many complaints about customer service (long hold times, inconsistent information), billing errors, difficulties obtaining refunds or credits, problems unlocking phones, and issues porting or retaining numbers. Several users have reported poor or unreliable roaming performance in Canada, unexpected roaming charges, and serious billing incidents related to international roaming or Global Travel Pass activations.
Common problems include failing to port your number before cancellation (which can make the number unrecoverable), missing the 14‑day device return window or not preparing a device for return (disabling locks and removing personal data), assuming app-store or Google Play actions cancel service, and underestimating potential roaming charges in Canada. Also be cautious if expecting refunds for service charges outside the device return policy - those are not guaranteed without a specific billing agreement or successful dispute resolution.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Contact Xfinity Mobile support (phone/portal) | Possible for devices within 14 days; service refunds uncommon | Moderate - may involve hold times and follow‑up |
| Port your number to another carrier before cancelling | Not a refund method - preserves number; device return rules still apply | Low - Moderate - requires coordination with new carrier |
| Send registered mail (written cancellation) | No direct refund guarantee; useful for proof of cancellation and dispute support | Low - requires preparation and proof of delivery (Xfinity may call to confirm) |
After cancellation, confirm the deactivation date and obtain any final confirmation or case number from Xfinity. If you returned a device, track delivery and keep confirmation. If you still see charges after cancellation, contact Xfinity billing in writing and retain evidence; if unresolved, escalate to your payment provider and consider filing a complaint with regulators. Helpful links: Xfinity Mobile support (xfinity.com/mobile), device return guidance on Xfinity support pages (search the Xfinity site for "return device"), the CRTC (crtc.gc.ca) and the CCTS (ccts-cprst.ca).
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