How much time does Cingular have left?
I would expect the cingular.com site will stay for now but redirect to the new site, either attmobility.com, or you would go to att.com and select wireless (like verizon does).
All of the att sites 'should' originate at att.com and redirect from there.
The "Cingular is now the New ATT" commercials have been running for at least a couple months now... The Cingular name is going away VERY soon.
wombough said:
no it was cingular is now joining the new att. Now they are saying cingular is the new ATT!
nope. in my area the commercials say 'cingular's name is now at&t'.
in print ads it says at&t, formerly cingular.
Both say AT&T Mobility....
asiatic1982 said:
AT&T Mobility LLC is the legal entity and legal service provider, but the only thing that should be branded with that signoff are bill remittances. Theres a 24 page (yawn 😳 ) PDF file sent out by at&t's branding department that clearly states NOT to use either AT&T Wireless or AT&T Mobility on customer facing products.
well, my business card does say at&t mobility. sorry... anywhere there is a legal matter to display the companies legal name is at&t mobility. it's not used for advertising. that's why we have the globe
Transition Line
The transition line “Wireless from AT&T, formerly Cingular.” has been created for use
on wireless related, customer facing communications (i.e. communication coming from
both wireline and wireless groups). The primary AT&T signature should be used as a
sign-off.
The transition line is live text, which means that designers must key in the message.
These guidelines outline the specific requirements when creating applications that
require the transition line.
[Note: The transition line will not be used in retail POS, wireless business materials or
sponsorships.]
Wireless from AT&T, formerly Cingular.
The following references are incorrect:
“AT&T Mobility”
“AT&T Wireless”
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asiatic1982 said:...
Taken Directly from the PDF file
Transition Line
The transition line “Wireless from AT&T, formerly Cingular.” has been created for use
on wireless related, customer facing communications (i.e. communication coming from
both wireline and wireless groups). The primary AT&T signature should be used as a
sign-off.
The transition line is live text, which means that designers must key in the message.
These guidelines outline the specific requirements when creating applications that
require the transition line.
[Note: The transition line will not be used in retail POS, wireless business materials or
sponsorships.]
Wireless from AT&T, formerly Cingular.
The following references are incorrect:
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crackberry said:
the last part of your post [Note:...] that's what I was saying. On our business cards it has AT&T Mobility because that is the legal name of the compnay. the brochures do not have it because there is no need to seperate at&t and it's divisions. really. i know what i'm talking about. i know what you read, and that pertains to advertising and verbal reference. on legal statements it will have mobility.
If you'll check the original post, i was referring to what the website url would be. I was simply posting that information to back up my claim that since at&t didn't want at&t mobility in their advertising, then more than likely the website wouldn't be at&t mobility. What people...
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As far as anyone internal relaying timely messages to dealers/stores-LMAO! Today is the 19th and this print add is for the BOGO RAZR deal for Mom's day. Hmmmmm........