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I am so mad I could eat nails, I P down

Last night right in the middle of something important I was typing I lost connection on my laptop. Needless to say I lost everything I had typed. It made me so mad I was ready to throw it out the...

To iPhone or not to iPhone

My husband and I thinking of switching to AT&T so we may both have iPhones. Is there anyone out there that would be willing to give me some input on the pro's and con's of the iPhone and/or the...

AT&T or Verizon

Hello everyone, I currently have a contract with Sprint that is about to expire. I have heard good thingd about both Verizon and AT&T but it is mostly through ads. So I am hoping that some of you...

AT&T quietly introduces $10 DSL plan

Without any fanfare, AT&T Inc. has started offering a broadband Internet service for $10 a month, cheaper than any advertised plan. The plan, which is required by the FCC to be offered for 2.5...

$10 dsl?

Jun 18, 4:46 PM (ET) By PETER SVENSSONNEW YORK (AP) - Without any sort of fanfare, AT&T Inc. (ATT) has started offering a broadband Internet service for $10 a month, cheaper than any advertised...

AT&T Phone Book Outrage - For Shame!

Take a look at this pile of waste. This is my foyer last week piled high with brand new yellow pages wrapped in plastic bags. It almost makes me sad, in a nostalgic sort of way to witness the demise...

ALERT: Senate may cave to Bush and give spying-telcos immunity

That's what Christy at FDL is reporting. So help me God...

AT&T censors Pearl Jam for criticizing Bush

No wonder. AT&T is spying on your email and phone conversations and giving the results to the Bush administration. So it's no surprise that AT&T now won't let people criticize Dear Leader. They...

In Brief: AT&T subsidiary Alascom launched their WiMax ...

AT&T subsidiary Alascom launched their WiMax service in Juneau, Alaska for $19.95 a month. We're slightly jealous. [Broadband Reports]

More domestic spying from ATT?

A very troubling article in today's Los Angeles Times about AT&T. You remember AT&T, the company that "reportedly" let the US government spy on its own customers without a search warrant? Well, it...