Basic Points:
Bye DTV along with their employees
The new streaming service relies heavily on luck
The Air Gig diversion, the new PR campaign
Qualcon drone object PR campaign to layoff cell tower techs
Their massive Phantom fiber footprint is starting to become very small
The ‘IP Transition’ was a con job from the start—to push customers onto wireless.
AT&T wireless replacement for a landline is called “Wireless Home Phone” — and it can’t do IP and it can’t handle basic data applications, like alarm services.
The numbers are terrible—AT&T lost 32% of the ‘legacy telephone customers’ and even with new “IP” customers, it lost approximately 15% of the entire original client base.
The company is manipulating the stats for a “Happy Face” and the information has been redacted. This data should be public.
AT&T spent millions on these trials for just two towns. We want to know how much it cost per acquisition of each new customer and what were the losses from losing 32% of its active telephone customers.
Announcing the Death of the IP Transition Trials was Premature.