u/New_Camel9327

I just switched to Xfinity Mobile Premium from T-mobile and have been getting so many more scam calls! The Premium plan has Xfinity Call Guard which is supposed to block scam calls. I have the settings on the most restrictive yet I'm receiving at least 3 to 6 a day that I must manullay block on the app. The only calls they block are political from 202 area code (Washington DC). It basically doesn't block any of the scam calls.

I understand it's challenging to block the random numbers but it's not worth the higher tiered service. Is there anything I can do to stop these calls?

Also, does Xfinity have visual voicemail for Android (Samsung)?

My regular stylist of 2 years does my (F) monthly root touch up and occasional highlights. She's not the best at cuts so I usually keep my hair long and let her trim it twice a year. Last week, I had her give me a long overdue cut and she completely botched it, IMO. I showed her a picture and we discussed it. She did some weird cuts that I've never seen in my life and my hair ended up choppy, uneven, and hard to style.

My hair type is dyed brown (i have a lot of gray), straight but with body and friz from the gray. It was bra strap length - now it's shoulder length. I asked (and showed) long layers with face frame, longer curtain bangs (below ear length curtain bangs). I got no face frame or curtain bangs. Instead, I got a weird, choppy layer from the top of crown and forehead, and spiky layers at the ends that curl up due to the length.

I will see her in 3 weeks. Do I tell her the cut was bad? If so, what's the nicest, most productive way to tell her?

Do I ask her to fix it even though I dont have confidence in her skills? I risk an even worse cut.

Or do I just let it grow out and find another person to cut my hair? Or ask someone else in the salon to cut it in the future?