Ever since AT&T finally decided to address how iPhone demand was crushing their unprepared wireless network (particularly in NYC and San Fran), the company's been essentially giving the same speech. In it, AT&T repeatedly insists they're fixing the problem, ramping up investment, and adding backhaul capacity and towers. AT&T this week continued that campaign, sending out an e-mail to users entitled "A Special Message From AT&T," that promises users the same things they've been promising since the i-pocalypse began:As Techcrunch notes, users who have received this message have been heading to AT&T's Facebook Page to send AT&T "special messages" of their own, many of which aren't particularly sweet. Says one user:You might recall that this is essentially the same thing that happened last year at this time in response to AT&T's damage control efforts. In fact, this year's damage control efforts so closely mirror last years -- we're seeing some of the same videos re-posted with new date stamps. While AT&T absolutely has made progress in many markets, research shows dropped calls and spotty coverage continue to be a problem.