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Re: AT&T Pop-Ups = Annoying, but not that big of deal It is a big deal, because give an inch take a mile - or however that phrase goes.
Once they see people as seeing this as acceptable behavior they will continue to increase the frequency and the annoyance factor.
Someone posted the e-mail address of the CEO and telephone number.
Please e-mail and call and complain - keep it professional, but make clear that this is unacceptable to be placing pop up ads on a service for which we are paying for.
Suggest that if they want to do it to give people a method to opt-out so they do not see the unwanted ads at all!
Here is the info ...
Randall Stephenson, AT&T CEO
rs2982@att.com (direct)
randall.stephenson@att.com
phone: 210-351-5401 (direct to his secretary)
fax 210-351-3553
alternate phone: 210-821-4105 (headquarters, press 3, ask for Mr. Stephenson's office)
Compliments of ...
»consumerist.com/consumer/executi···9392.php
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