ATT Drops 'Fewest Dropped Calls' Campaign... LOL
Following a Better Business Bureau investigation into Cingular's (now AT&T's) "fewest dropped calls" ad campaign and a protracted legal fight with Sprint over the issue, AT&T is reportedly dropping its claim, according to an employee.
Turns out, the assertion was never really true, and was based on only a small part of a larger Telephia report.
As a whole, the [Telephia] report notes that AT&T Wireless did NOT have the most reliable network in places like New York, Chicago, Houston and Los Angeles, according to Broadband Reports.
Recent studies from Consumer ...
(continues)
frankiewawa said:
Def not. I stuck with vzw even working for at&t currently. hehe ๐
Ouch. ๐ณ
You still under the 30 days, or are you stuck with them?
In fact, you kinda did anyway... VZW had 1.6 million postpaid net ads, ATT had 900k. Guess prepay is proppin' y'all up.
You're also behind in revenue. So what results are those again? ๐
the_eraser said:
"AT&T The New Most Reliable Network"
They're not gonna do that, but they should. There'd be a nationwide 'ROFLMAO' in response. ๐คฃ
By the way, check out this link. :
http://redtape.msnbc.com/2007/07/no-escape-from-.html »
๐
That was the reason I went to ATT in the first place and I live in Atlanta, GA. That is where the headquarters is so I have been told. What I came to find out is yes there calls are very clear and I do love the rollover feature, but they had the most dropped calls from any other provider I have had. I have had all the national providers and a few regional and Tmobile's network did not drop as many calls as Att did. So I was shocked. I called and canceled my contract and went back to verizon.
That was the biggest mistake I have ever made financially putting my money into a big lie. I believe that they spend more money on those gay ass commericals then they do maintain network quality. Also the only reason I BELIEVE that people sign...
(continues)
BanderSnatchMan said:...
I DO!
That was the reason I went to ATT in the first place and I live in Atlanta, GA. That is where the headquarters is so I have been told. What I came to find out is yes there calls are very clear and I do love the rollover feature, but they had the most dropped calls from any other provider I have had. I have had all the national providers and a few regional and Tmobile's network did not drop as many calls as Att did. So I was shocked. I called and canceled my contract and went back to verizon.
That was the biggest mistake I have ever made financially putting my money into a big lie. I believe that they spend more money on those gay ass commericals then they do maintain network quality. Als
(continues)
While Verizon is changing there Ads to "More RED Bars in More Places"
I smell a lawsuit.