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TheHeartless
01/03/09

In reply to AT&T Downgrading 2G Service, Stranding Older Phones With Lesser Service
Well, fuck me for owning an older iPhone. Awesome, AT&T. Just awesome.
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thecreative
01/03/09

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Smells like a law suit coming.
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d_r_e
01/03/09

@thecreative:

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. I really hope that they can get sued for this shit, as it's ridiculous that they'd treat their customers like this.
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Oakie Pokie
01/03/09

In reply to AT&T Downgrading 2G Service, Stranding Older Phones With Lesser Service
MORE BARS IN MORE PLACES!!

i dont care if T-Mobile has very few 3g phones or that the iPhone isn't equipped to work on T-Mobile's 3g network... i'm much happier with them than i ever was with at&t.
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beardedkid
01/03/09

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AT&T is a dick.
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d_r_e
01/03/09

@beardedkid:

Indeed.
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strider_mt2k
01/03/09

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Is there anything in the CSA that would let folks out of a contract because of this I wonder?
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weatherman
01/03/09

@strider_mt2k: I would think so. This seems to constitute a material change in the service, which I would think would allow anyone to get out of their contract if they want to. Even folks with 3G phones, since they don't always operate on the 3G network. Of course, it's kinda up to AT&T to decide that, but I'm sure that with enough of an outcry (and getting the appropriate AG's involved) they'd have to let people out.
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