Movers Would Rather Go Two Days Without Water Than Internet In New Home

Comcast today announced the results of a new Xfinity survey that confirms just how much consumers dread not having Internet service when moving into a new home.

Nearly a third (31%) of adults, who are likely to move in the next year, say it would be more difficult to live without Internet for two days after a move than to live without water (69%).

The survey also found that moving is one of life’s most stressful events (39%), scoring higher than finding and adjusting to a new job (23%), creating a household or personal budget (15%), and even filing taxes (12%).

According to recent data, approximately 40 million people in the U.S. are expected to move this year, with a majority of activity taking place over the summer months.

There are countless details to address during a move, and scheduling the transfer of TV or Internet services takes 21 minutes on average according to the survey. The new ‘Move in a Minute’ experience from Xfinity reduces that time frame by 95%, with the ability to schedule whenever and from wherever customers choose.

To jump-start a move, customers can simply log-in to Xfinity, register their move date and new address, and select a time and day for their installation. X1 customers can also simply say, “Move with Xfinity” directly into their voice remote to get the ball rolling.

To learn more about Xfinity’s ‘Move in a Minute’ program, click here.


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