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ElJay

join:2004-03-17

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Re: I don't get it!

It's typical in big and old companies like AT&T and the Bells. These companies think they walk on water and THEY will tell the people what they want. If these companies don't wise up then they'll lose customers to something better.


DavePR

join:2008-06-04
AT&T is a Baby Bell; Southwestern Bell aka SBC.
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