Did you know AT&T discriminates & takes advantage of disabled, vets & elderly?

Then switch to a carrier who doesn't discriminate or take advantage of the disabled, vets, or the elderly.

🤦🏼‍♀️. 

Gimmie a break.

AT&T at the company sees you as a number. Unless you apply for a veteran's discount, they don't know you're a veteran.   They have no way of knowing you're disabled, and unless your date of birth is on your account, they also don't know how old you are.

AT&T privacy rules do not allow them to sell your information, and they absolutely do not commit identity theft. That's flat-out on true.

For the record I am now a Verizon customer, I still get spam phone calls and text messages.

   Spam calls and text don't use data.   Email ( and I get an unbelievable amount of junk email) use up extremely tiny amount if data.  So that's not true. 

If you are having a personal problem with AT&T, then pay off your phone, unlock it, and go to a different carrier.  

I have switched! Just informing the current customers. And yes, AT&T IS sharing information, so get your head out to of your...

AT&T doesn't share any more information than any other carrier. Time to move on.

Good grief 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Uhh,  AT&T is my cellular carrier, not Verizon.

All of that is flat out lies.  You are responsible for your own security.  We don't live in nanny society yet.  But you look like you need to be in one.

@ScamsCustomersDuringCOVID  is 👹ING a bunch of posts with lies and nonsense.  

AT&T knows my age and has my medical records?  Woah......

@skeeterintexas

Now, don't you start!  We'll send a big butterfly net to Texas to catch you. 😂🦋