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"This is a revolutionary idea!" - Hans Vestberg, Verizon CEO (as he rolled his eyes)
"I don't know why we didn't think of this!" - Mike Sievert, T-Mobile CEO (with a huge grin on his face)
John Legere was emergency airlifted to the ER due to non-stop hysterical laughing.
Nobody I know likes ads appearing on their browser, let alone on their phones! Maybe give them a free phone and free plan and a small portion of the users may go the ad route. I think AT&T needs to surplus everybody in Marketing. And don't get me started on all the horrible commercials AT&T has created over the years. Needs to switch Advertising agencies too.
Day late and and dollar short!
This is a great idea - especially if you want to go after the youth market, because the one thing kids these days just cannot get enough of, it's advertisements.
Verizon and Tmob have got to be laughing their rears off at this.
and get a free subscription a yellow and white pages directly to your home
Wow .....REVOLUTIONARY!@@
lol lipstick on a pig
I smell desperation