Comcast Phone Service: No Longer Offers Local/Long-Distance Calls

Comcast (Xfinity) no longer provides traditional landline or long-distance telephone service. They discontinued Xfinity Voice (their VoIP home phone product) for new customers in most markets and have been migrating existing customers to other solutions.

What This Means for Your Question

There is no Comcast rate for a 3-minute call from Denver to New York because the service doesn't exist for new subscribers.

Current Xfinity Voice Status (Existing Customers)

• Legacy customers may still have it (bundled with TV/Internet)
• Unlimited nationwide calling (US, Canada, Puerto Rico) typically included
• If active: a 3-min Denver→NYC call would be free under unlimited plan
• Per-minute rates don't apply to current plans

Alternatives for Denver→NYC Calls

• Mobile: All major carriers (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile) include nationwide minutes
• VoIP apps: Google Voice (free US calls), WhatsApp, FaceTime, Zoom, Signal (data/Wi-Fi)
• Landline carriers: CenturyLink, AT&T landline (if available) – per-minute or unlimited plans
• Prepaid calling cards: ~$0.01–$0.05/min

If You're an Existing Xfinity Voice Customer

• Check your bill or call 1-800-XFINITY
• Most plans: Unlimited domestic = $0 for that call

For new service: Comcast sells internet and mobile (Xfinity Mobile — MVNO on Verizon), not standalone home phone.