Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Att raising rates on

Att is raising rates on it loyal longtime customers , expect a $6 increase on all plans expected the current plans being offered .

They claim it’s because of gas prices , cost of business , blah blah.

June 1

Expect disconnects

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Post ID: @OP+1gtMc3RV

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stank needs to get his raise and bonus next year somehow.

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Post ID: @3yai+1gtMc3RV

With a goal to rid T of landlines, a rate increase will speed the disconnects.

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Post ID: @2gpu+1gtMc3RV

Oh, so that is where my pay raise and benefit costs comes from. Never thought about that.

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Post ID: @1tyz+1gtMc3RV

They're probably claiming that because it's true where do you live?

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Post ID: @1rja+1gtMc3RV

"AT&T can’t control gas prices, but they can control how much fuel the outside forces WASTE with the insanely inefficient way we are dispatched."

I've an F450. V10. Dually bucket truck.
With a tail wind the truck gets 6 MPG.
They think nothing of sending me 80 miles one way for a cut service wire.
Yesterday I didn't do a job all day, but because I have to look "busy" and can't sit at a company facility I burned I'll bet $70 worth of gas driving around.
I easily put $300-$400+ a week in the truck and they don't seem to mind.
When I ask the boss about no work... "You've been here long enough to know how the game is played. If I get no attention, you'll get no attention."
Ok.

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Post ID: @1tiu+1gtMc3RV

Raise oh what service?

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Post ID: @1fht+1gtMc3RV

AT&T can’t control gas prices, but they can control how much fuel the outside forces WASTE with the insanely inefficient way we are dispatched.

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Post ID: @1utm+1gtMc3RV

don't have to worry because I don't give any money to att.

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Post ID: @1uvp+1gtMc3RV

T continues to have the highest consumer prices in the market.

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Post ID: @lfo+1gtMc3RV

Cost of business, you mean Stankey’s bloated compensation and botched m&a adventures resulted the company in massive debt, right?

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Post ID: @pbg+1gtMc3RV

Prices are going up everywhere. That's what you get when the central bank printed $4½T in the last two years to buy mortgages and federal debt.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WALCL
The Fed's printing press - best thing besides money growing on trees. We hear about a $30T deficit - well, $6T is owed to the printing press. The country didn't actually borrow the money, except from the printing press. For some reason, we don't get a clear picture of this from the corporate media. I wonder why? 😛
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FDHBFRBN

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