AT&T Will Soon Increase Fees and Add a New One

[Jonny Kansas]

You can't count Friday....all the CEOs & bigwigs are on the golf course that day, and the big decisions are left for Monday.

S5 tap'n

Yeah, like they don't have a guy who's job it is to send out memos while they're on the 9th green.

 

[cr6]

So what you're saying is, they've hoodwinked 118 million subscribers and have the largest customer base because they include rainbows & lollipops with every contract? Sounds like a solid business model to me. [emoji6]

S5 tap'n

 

[Efin]

Nice to see AT&T get some bad press occasionally.....more often than not, the angry villagers are waving their torches at Verizon. (I'm sure you'll be back in the headlines next week VZW....It's inevitable) [emoji23]

S5 tap'n

You can't count Friday....all the CEOs & bigwigs are on the golf course that day, and the big decisions are left for Monday.

S5 tap'n

That's right, I'll be playing golf, and figuring what North Western state to raise Verizon prices in first as a test...

 

[UrbanBounca]

This is a single reason to leave nationwide coverage and support a local carrier. I went with a local carrier in May and haven't looked back.

 

[Jonny Kansas]

Must be nice to have that option. There are ONLY 2 nationwide carriers in my area. Also, I travel home to Kansas at least once a year and need to have coverage for as much of that trip as possible.

 

[cr6]

We have a local carrier called Syringa that a lot of folks in our area rave about. We simply refuse to give up our UDP's, as we use far too much data each month. (Otherwise I would) Once the day comes where I'll HAVE to, then I'll reconsider going with a local carrier.

S5 tap'n

 

[PereDroid]

Out low cost carriers around here do not have good reputations.

TapaTurbo

 

[Efin]

Low cost here also means low service(s) you get what you pay for, not that it's worth the 220 per month...

 

[NoStopN]

Things like this are why I have a plan with a smaller company. I only have to rely on Sprint for talk & text. Otherwise, my plan uses wi-fi for calling. T-mob might use the same thing, but they charge more. Google Fi is also using the same business model. The big 4 had better learn that the competition is for real.

 

[Ollie]

So they are jacking up their fees to pay for the Dish acquisition. Sounds about right.