So you know how AT&T has all these commercials about how you get to keep your minutes, right? Dont throw them out, they are as good as new. Unlike those other carriers we get to keep our minutes. Well, I have 3,500 rollover minutes on my 1,000 minutes a month plan ($100.00), so I wanted to ...
I recently switched to AT&T in order to use the iPhone. After hours of trouble activating the phone, I was treated to a network that couldn't receive calls anywhere, a phone that routinely ran out of battery power by 7 pm, voice mails appearing in my inbox 2-3 days after they were sent, and ...
I had not used ATT for about 8 months. I faithfully paid the bill automatically by automatic credit card, then my card got lost and around the 5th month the card was not charged. I had also moved during that time, but had access to the internet so i had seen the bills in the past. Instead of ...
7 months before my wireless contract is up a material feature of my phone does not work. The phone's microphone and receiver does not pick up sounds. I have to put on the speakerphone feature to listen and talk thereby obviating any privacy in my conversations. The CSR said that since its been over ...
At&t wireless had NO authorization to retain my credit card number on file. I do not have an at&t contract, never have but did let an aquaintance borrow money to pay their cell phone bill (approx $135). I called in the borrowed payment with my visa debit card linked to my primary bank ...
After my nephew experienced problems handling his own wireless account, I added an additional number to my account for his use. I cannot say for sure what happened when this young man had an account in his own name, but suffice it to say, he ended up paying AT&T/Cingular a whole lot more money ...