HUGE shout out to Tyler, Col and Alex for phenomenal customer service. I was ready to quit Xfinity Mobile because of a consistently negative experience dealing with their toll-free service number. I went to (Totem Lake) Verizon to make the switch. The result was an epic fail. Those clowns at Verizon were so backward that they screwed up my number port to the point that it took days, and no less than 9 trips between the two stores to figure out what they had done. My phone number was in limbo because incorrect porting information had been entered into their system as well as an incorrect address, and I could access neither their website, nor their service line because BOTH required an active number, and they were the reason why it wasn't working. During this ordeal, the guys at Xfin were incredibly helpful trying to help me troubleshoot, to the point that I changed my mind entirely about switching and went back to Verizon to return my S22 Ultra and cancel all of my services. I was greeted with a moody sales rep $50 "restocking fee" because the box for the phone had been opened, even though it was the rep who opened the box, not me, and I had received ZERO service, wasted hours, gas, missed a day of work and was without a working phone for about 5 days. The rep that returned my phone assured me that since there had been no service that the ""limbo" of the mysteriously screwed-up porting would simply go away. I asked if he could call to confirm and if I'd need a new porting number and he insisted that that was unnecessary and that my number would automatically revert back to Xfinity. I went back to Xfinity to find that this was not the case, and had to return to Verizon, were a manager would juggle me between every other customer that walked in, many of whom were equally livid about service issues. One man, in particular, slamming his fist on one of the desks repeatedly. We ended up calling the porting office and getting a very nice lady who was eager to help, who confirmed that if someone had called them (as I'd requested the previous day) that they would have been able to spot the problem and issue me a porting number (that I'd ALSO requested) to give to Xfinity. (To be Continued...)Verizon wouldn't allow her to tell me the number over the phone, and that they'd need a working number to reopen the account to proceed, but as my old phone was broken, and my number was floating in space, I had to give her my email. She said that it would have been easier if the Manager (Lamont) could just open a phone, or get a returned phone, and put a sim card in it so she could access the porting number, but for some reason, he was unwilling to do it, in favor of leaving me with no option, until the phone rep got a specialist on the phone who figured out a way to rebuild my failed account by using the phone info from the phone that I'd returned. Problem was, their systems were down and she wouldn't be able to do anything until they were back up. Nice huh? Back to Xfinity to update the guys, who'd taken my new phone, and works and put in their safe. Gave my one of their email addresses to contact them if needed. A few hours later, I got an email from the Verizon phone rep with the info I needed, and her assurance that she was going to have the Verizon office that I'd visited looked into. Back at the store, Alex and Tyler were fantastic. Cole had gotten me a great deal on my plan, as well as revising my internet service at a savings, making sure my new modem was en route. These dudes were very creative in finding solutions, even employing another phone to swap sim cards from my broken phone to access necessary information. They worked as a team, and I was truly very impressed. I'm STILL impressed, you just don't encounter that level of service very often. They actually brought me BACK to Xfinity, which was a big surprise to even ME, and offered tips on the best times to reach the most effective service assets over the phone, when calling Xfinity's toll-free number. EXCELLENT JOB GUYS. read more