The disruptor got you😅
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Former employee who basically had enough. Switched to Tmobile (way quicker speeds and was quite surprised), uverse and hsia out this week. Saving money below employee discount (another big surprise). This company is definitely headed in the wrong direction. My biggest regret is that I wasted years with a company that just doesn't care about both customers or employees. Greed rules here and is dictated by nothing but cheating and lies (seen it first hand). Regardless, may not be making same wage, but am far happier. Keep the faith fellow former employees, it may be a long hard road out of Hell, but you can assure the direction is up.
I’m canceling all my AT&T services I recommend that to my friends and family also! I’m not giving my money to a dirty scam artist ....
I'm sure that you've noticed monthly cellphone bills have skyrocketed over the last few years. It's not just your mobile plan that's gouging your pocketbook. You're probably also making monthly installment payments on all of your gadgets.
A family of four could be paying up to hundreds of dollars per month. Yikes!
With these bills costing so much each month, little charges and fees most likely go unnoticed. Well, that's exactly what AT&T is counting on. The telecom giant just came up with a sneaky way to pocket a fortune.
AT&T's sly billion-dollar move
Lol.....Another scripted line of BS
AT&T is taking the art of the hidden fee to a whole new level, asking subscribers to keep the company afloat as it tries to become the biggest player in a rapidly concentrating market
I am phasing out all AT&T products. They steadily keep raising fees, sneaking little, this's & that's tagged into the bill every month, they gouge every little nickel and dime they can squeeze out of you. How much money does AT&T think I should give them every month? I have AT&T internet, and two internet phones. The prices are fixed on all the products. The bill is never the same twice, every month it is different. If the price is fixed (ex: internet = $47, and each phone is $30 a month) the bill should be the exact same every time, each month. But, it's not, some times the bill varies as much as $12 a month. It shouldn't change one penny, at all.
The scam is due to AT&T's multiple deals following the close of TW inc
The cash deals are hurting the stock due to debt levels around $180 billion.
The company must stop making deals and repay debt in order for the stock price to rise
Haha, the. Ponzi scheme worked, T subscribers, get used to get screwed over and over, I love it!!!🤣Lol
180 billion debt. I left, not getting a dime from me. T-Mobile with 50 percent off for vets. Better than employee discount. Piss off Randy and the ignorant Judge that’s doesn’t know anything about business.
Pay up and shut up,
Those fees should just be part of doing business and included in monthly rate charges. Assessing a fee to pay the cost of operating the network is just pure b---s---.