Comcast cable has a price problem consumers needs to know
Briefly

Comcast Xfinity has a reputation for misleading marketing practices, particularly regarding its pricing and service descriptions. The term '10G Internet' was used to suggest a technologically advanced service, yet it does not correspond to established generational standards like 4G or 5G. The National Advertising Review Board ruled that Comcast must stop using the term '10G' due to its deceptive connotations. Additionally, Comcast is criticized for advertising services without transparently disclosing all associated fees, resulting in public distrust and complaints about its pricing practices.
Comcast markets its services with misleading terms, notably labeling its internet service as '10G', which has no true relation to existing generational terms like 4G or 5G.
The National Advertising Review Board mandated that Comcast cease using the term '10G' due to its misleading implications about speed and service quality.
Comcast's advertising practices include revealing only a base price while omitting necessary additional fees, leading to consumer confusion and discontent.
The criticism of Comcast's naming conventions and pricing reflects broader concerns about the transparency and honesty in marketing within the telecommunications industry.
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