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Comcast Xfinity cable outage affects over 12,000 users in five states

On Monday afternoon, more than 12,000 Comcast Xfinity customers throughout the United States faced service disruptions, especially in New Hampshire and Texas. With frustrations rising on social media, the company is under growing pressure to resolve outages that hit during peak viewing times.

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Jun 23, 2026 · 1 min read · 8 views
Comcast Xfinity cable outage affects over 12,000 users in five states

Key Takeaways

  • Over 12,000 Comcast Xfinity customers experienced service disruptions on Monday, primarily in New Hampshire, Texas, Delaware, Wyoming, and Maine.
  • 77% of complaints during the outage were related to cable TV services, highlighting the impact on viewers.
  • Major cities like Boston, New York City, and Atlanta reported significant disruptions, affecting urban areas coast to coast.
  • Comcast serves approximately 11.27 million traditional cable TV customers and 31.25 million broadband users across the U.S.
  • As of 4:28 PM ET, Comcast had not officially acknowledged the widespread outages, despite active responses on social media.

Thousands of Comcast's Xfinity cable customers across U.S. hit by service disruptions Monday afternoon. Over 12,000 users affected, reports say. Outages mainly in New Hampshire, Texas, Delaware, Wyoming,and Maine—tracked by user feedback platform.

77% of complaints were about cable TV,12% broadband issues,8% TV streaming. Outage map showed broad impact, hitting urban areas nationwide . Boston,NYC,Atlanta,Jacksonville, and Miami reported big disruptions . In Midwest,Minneapolis and Chicago were hardest hit,while Houston faced major issues in South. Denver also saw many reports,and Pacific Northwest cities like Portland, Salem, and Seattle weren't spared.

By 4:28 PM ET,Comcast hadn't officially acknowledged widespread outages. But Xfinity support on social media was responding to inquiries. Users urged to DM service IDs for help . Support team replied,“Hello! Thank you for contacting the Xfinity support team. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience due to service interruption. Please DM us with your first and last name and your complete service address, so we can assist you further.”

Comcast's Xfinity major player in cable,broadband market. Serves ~11.27 million cable TV customers, ~31.25 million broadband users across U.S . The outage scale sparked concern among those relying on Xfinity for TV and internet.

Company hasn't detailed outage cause,timing coincides with peak viewing hours for many homes. As disruptions continue,company under pressure to fix issues quickly,restore normal service.

Outage reports also from regions beyond initial states,hinting problem may be bigger than thought. Situation fluid,many users venting on social media waiting for Xfinity updates.

As day goes on,customers should check official channels for updates on service restoration. This outage's impact shows reliance on cable, internet in daily life,especially during key viewing times…

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