Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

How many ATT store closings are there in 2022?

Is AT&T closing all the small dealer owned stores? Heard most of the closings are downtowns and in the malls. Is that true?

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Post ID: @OP+1hmdathu

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What is a store to do after dedicating their time only to be shut down by an executive who never took time to even visit their store? Where can we buy phones wholesale, for example? We invest and invest only to be shut down. No retirement, no buy out.

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Post ID: @cwpw+1hmdathu

I love how righteous COR employees are. "They fix everything". You created the problem. AR's are expected to hit the numbers COR does. Which any product of multi generational inbreeding can tell you is the result of countless numbers of fraud.

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Post ID: @2irm+1hmdathu

You’ll see when the new Orange Contact is signed.

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Post ID: @2alc+1hmdathu

Gotta have COR stores to fix RST, Online orders, Best Buys, Walmarts, Sams and on and on sc--w ups! Then you have the ones who have to come cause they cant understand the cust care across rhe seas! All day everyday disgrace!

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Post ID: @2kvd+1hmdathu

COR is trying to sell them off. Problem is companies like Prime are failing. They can't get anyone to work. They're actually having their DM's walk into other AR's and try to poach their employees. T's retail channel as a whole has very little time left.

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Post ID: @1urb+1hmdathu

And here I thought the trend was away from COR

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Post ID: @1lia+1hmdathu

Close them all now, they are money losing boat anchors.

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Post ID: @gru+1hmdathu

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