The red marks on this heatmap from DownDetector.com indicate complaints about Comcast service as of dinner time on Wednesday.
Two days after Comcast experienced a widespread outage of its pay-TV service, the nation’s largest cable company has acknowledged that it is once again looking into complaints of no TV service for customers all over America.
The heatmap above, taken from DownDetector.com at around 6:20 p.m. ET today, shows a large number of complaints from all the major markets served by Comcast, including Boston, D.C., Philadelphia, Chicago and many other metro areas.
Notice that gap of not-red just to the right of the final “A” in “PENNSYLVANIA”? That’s the New York City market, which Comcast is currently trying to bring into the red by spending more than $40 billion to acquire Time Warner Cable.
After repeatedly telling people to unplug and reboot their set-top boxes, a rep for Comcast customer service has acknowledged that there is a problem with the company’s X1 platform and that “technicians are working to restore services.”
We’ve also reached out to Comcast HQ to see if there is a more formal statement regarding the outage. We’ll update if and when we hear anything back.
by Chris Morran via Consumerist
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