Land Line
VOIP
Internet
and active employees?
Land Line
VOIP
Internet
and active employees?
Can a brother get a halfway decent pizza on the cheap without having to grope through a boatload of coupons to buy it?!
Retired. 30+ years.
Mint mobile. $30 per month. Unlimited everything. 5gb monthly hotspot is free. It Grabs 5G signal where I cannot get a single bar of AT&T anything at all. That's includes downtown.
AT&T Internet? Lucky if I'd get 17mbps coming down, 1.5 going up. Streaming stalls, Security cameras constantly cutting in and out. AT&T doesn't even offer anything better or faster - even retail. I live in the suburbs in a newer home by a major city.
On Xfinity now. During low traffic times 300mbps+. High traffic 100mbps+. $40 per month and everything always works. Always.
Discounts are nice and all, but if the products won't perform they are pointless. I'm glad I no longer need to peddle or accept inferior products for the sake of some kind of loyalty to my company.
'Friends and family?' I'll keep them by referring them to almost any other provider.
10 for land line
20 for 50mg uverse internet
Canceled uverse tv - now use dtv stream because of baseball
Spectrum works very well not overpriced excellent customer service
Therapy…..
$5 month. I'm Midwest for voice. It's on my 1 gig fiber connection... got an updated and better discount for converting from UV 25 MB WHICH WAS $30 MONTH WITH THE PHONE TO FIBER CONNECT AND PHONE FOR $16.35 AFTER FEES
retired:
My craft bro pays $12 (with taxes for copper LL)
My buddy Mgr pays $1.00 total for copper LL
As an AM I pay $10.00 for 25mb internet & they want $20+taxes for VOIP
Under the legacy AT&T, 0 for 3 landlines
No Landline.
No VOIP.
Was paying AT&T $39 a month for 8M "Uverse" internet and DTV $130 for TV (Was $10 before I retired.)
Now, I pay Spectrum $49 for 330M internet and 49 for TV.
And they wonder why folks avoid them.