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They so hard up for money, now they have COR reps selling AARP memberships in Retail!!

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Online offers waived activation/upgrade fees. It hurts the store KOI for managers to credit that back, so finding different FAN discounts that also provide this allows for more sales. AARP gives waived activation/upgrade fees so it's really the reps ensuring a sale and commission while just trying to match our online system. Online offers way better promos than in-store, so it can be a pain for us to get some sales. Just lost a few BYOD's because online offers waived activation fees and a $250 visa gift per BYOD brought over. It's like we're trying to get rid of brick and mortar or something.......

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Post ID: @2ehn+16dUsWAQ

They are selling rectal thermometers next week. Buy 1 get 1 free.

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Post ID: @2afb+16dUsWAQ

That is a great analogy of T being the wh–e of WS...100% TRUE about T! Anything for a $$$

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Post ID: @1dxd+16dUsWAQ

Lemonade will be next!

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Post ID: @1jdc+16dUsWAQ

edit: AT&T is the W H O R E of Wall Street. There is nothing it won't do for a buck.

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Post ID: @lmt+16dUsWAQ

AT&T is the wh–e of Wall Street. There is nothing it won't do for a buck.

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Post ID: @pde+16dUsWAQ

It’s true. I work in COR and we were told to sign up anyone, age does not matter so they can get the unlimited elite plan discounted and they will get HBOMAX included.

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Post ID: @jyl+16dUsWAQ

Yeah, this one definitely made me chuckle. Did not realize working for this company required being jack of all trades Master of "none"

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