How long can ATT survive?
I looked at the 3Q numbers. Did you see how many of those adds were icrapped? What happens when something better comes out or more carriers have the icrapped? 😳
Glad I found you. Would you answer a question for me? I am out of contract with my Blackberry and I put the data plan on in September and want to remove it now. Can I do that?
deltasigmatheta said:
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Glad I found you. Would you answer a question for me? I am out of contract with my Blackberry and I put the data plan on in September and want to remove it now. Can I do that?
the only way you can get out of your data plan with AT&T is you have to change the IMEI on your account to that of a dumb phone, otherwise, as long as you have your blackberry registered on your account, they will not let you cancel your data plan.
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thickjake said:
Offering voice coverage in more than 215 countries
at& t and ATT are 2 different companies, just like Verizon and Verizon Wireless..
Also, at&t does NOT offer voice coverage in 215 countries, they offer roaming in those countries on other carrier's networks.
llama said:
at& t and ATT are 2 different companies, just like Verizon and Verizon Wireless..
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huh? I don't even know what you are trying to say.
If you are referring to the Mobility/Consumer Markets division, it is wholly owned by AT&T. Randall Stephenson is the Chairman and CEO of, (according to your post) at&t and ATT.
But you are correct about Verizon Communications and Verizon Wireless. They are two different companies.
Verizon Communications and Vodafone group own Verizon Wireless.
thickjake said:
...carrying 18.7 petabytes of data traffic on an average business day to nearly every continent and country, with up to 99.999 percent reliability.
Wow, iPhones only account for 0.001% of your data traffic? Do you just not even count the failed connection attempts?