I've been an AT&T customer for about 4 years now.

I have a flip phone for 15 bucks from Walmart. I can't stand the phone and the last thing I want to do is spend time on it.

Well I need mine for mobile porn.

I have a flip phone for 15 bucks from Walmart. I can't stand the phone and the last thing I want to do is spend time on it.

I'm on Metra for a little over an hour each day. My phone lets me listen to my music, surf the web, read a book, or read your shitty posts.

Sprint is looking to buy T-Mobile.



You've been warned.

I've been an AT&T customer for about 4 years now. Up until this weekend, I had a Samsung Galaxy S2, and was about 2 months away from my contract ending, and from me being able to do an upgrade to a new phone. There's a common problem with the S2, where the power button will sometimes stick, and force the phone into a rebooting loop, which won't stop unless the power button becomes unstuck. It would only happen to me a couple times a week, and wasn't a very big deal, and I could fix it in 10-15 seconds. Over the past two weeks though, the problem has gotten progressively worse, and my phone would just randomally reboot at any time, and the power button would stick for a very long time. It had become to the point where the phone was unusable.

I went in to AT&T on Saturday thinking they would give me an early upgrade. I had the last phone for 1 year and 10 months, so it's not like I'm trying to get a new phone for no reason. Plus my phone is damaged, and I can't even use it.

Turns out they wouldn't do anything for me. No upgrade. Their two options were 1. Use an old phone for a couple months (fuck no), or 2. Buy a new phone at full price and I could pay it off in installments on my bill. Their customer service solution was to raise my bill about $30 a month, so I could get a new phone or break out a Zack Morris phone for the next two months. I told them, "You realize that I'm just going to go to another carrier if you don't give me a new phone at the upgrade price today?" And they still chose to do nothing.

So the wife and I then went across the street to T-Mobile. We got new phones, and they will pay our ETF fee, and our bill ended up dropping about $20/month.

Die in a fire, AT&T!

TMobile CEO Kicked out of ATT party at the CES last weekend. Should tell you the love between the 2

I've been an AT&T customer for about 4 years now. Up until this weekend, I had a Samsung Galaxy S2, and was about 2 months away from my contract ending, and from me being able to do an upgrade to a new phone. There's a common problem with the S2, where the power button will sometimes stick, and force the phone into a rebooting loop, which won't stop unless the power button becomes unstuck. It would only happen to me a couple times a week, and wasn't a very big deal, and I could fix it in 10-15 seconds. Over the past two weeks though, the problem has gotten progressively worse, and my phone would just randomally reboot at any time, and the power button would stick for a very long time. It had become to the point where the phone was unusable.

I went in to AT&T on Saturday thinking they would give me an early upgrade. I had the last phone for 1 year and 10 months, so it's not like I'm trying to get a new phone for no reason. Plus my phone is damaged, and I can't even use it.

Turns out they wouldn't do anything for me. No upgrade. Their two options were 1. Use an old phone for a couple months (fuck no), or 2. Buy a new phone at full price and I could pay it off in installments on my bill. Their customer service solution was to raise my bill about $30 a month, so I could get a new phone or break out a Zack Morris phone for the next two months. I told them, "You realize that I'm just going to go to another carrier if you don't give me a new phone at the upgrade price today?" And they still chose to do nothing.

So the wife and I then went across the street to T-Mobile. We got new phones, and they will pay our ETF fee, and our bill ended up dropping about $20/month.

Die in a fire, AT&T!

Didn't AT&T try that already and the FCC nixed it out of anti-trust concerns? Maybe Sprint is small enough that the combo of Sprint + T-Mobile passes muster under the Sherman Act.