Every person that I dealt with in the short two months that I've had to put up with demonstrates the tactics of a rip-off scam. First they tell me that they own the AT&T contracts, and then they say that AT&T is no longer in existence. Now, because I chose to go with a good provider, their going to jeopardize my good credit and force me to pay their $350.00 extortion fee.
With all that bad attitude and fine print, I look at it as a blessing to not be associated with Cingular. As more people find out their tactics, more people will find a better service provider.
I can certainly tell you from my part, I will be telling, blogging and talking to friends and business acquaintances about my bad encounter with the gothic giant called Cingular.
I guarantee that the $350.00 they collect from me this month with their hostile attitude won't make a ripple in the revenue loses from customers changing their service next year. I will never deal with Cingular again.
If customers see the way Cingular has been treating their customers, just stop doing business with them and tell a friend. I did and now I'm going to tell many friends, relatives, neighbors, business associates. The cost of my freedom is $350.00. I wonder what it's going to cost Cingular? Let's show this gothic monster that they can't push the little people around. When your contract is up with Cingular, cancel them.
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