All part of a larger plan

The talks about transformation is to keep you believing it will stop while the person next to you is shot. The network is in shambles running on fumes with end of life equipment, no experience to fix problems, and sunk costs at this point. The robots win. The equipment out lived the people.

T is not going to just go broke it has over 200 million mobility subs. Someone will take that revenue stream for pennies on the dollar. Company can fail like GM or others and eventually will crack up the union contracts and provide an out for the suitor. All part of a larger plan.

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yes, AT&T will probably survive but 30 pct of us won't !

This place is going to survive.
Keep doing your job and complain less. See the positive side. Prepare yourself. Be ready when change comes.

I’m no longer in a contract but still with AT&T cellular, no issues for me or my family and good coverage. Found previously that T-mobile doesn’t work near as well in a lot of areas that I frequent in my free time. Don’t go too far off road or in mountains because you are back to the 70’s before cell phones.

AT&T Mobility is great and growing.

man I am glad i don't use att mobility. coverage sucked and still sucks from the people I talk to. only way they keep customers is with contracts if it wasn't for that they would be in big trouble.

The network is working one for me. Maybe you using it wrong?

Some people shrivel up at the thought of change.

DOUBTFUL, highly DOUBTFUL!!!

All businesses evolve and change. T is a good ten years past it’s sell by date. Private equity or some tech giant with more nimble management will probably acquire the pieces.

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