Speaking at CES this week Dish Network CEO Joe Clayton said the company is open to all options when it comes to finding partners for their nationwide LTE network ambitions, but that the company has no plans to sell the company or its assets. Dish found itself at the center of rumors that the company could be sold to AT&T, as part of a press and Wall Street narrative insisting that AT&T need to buy somebody on the heels of the failed T-Mobile deal -- just because. Dish says they can have their new LTE network (supposedly branded "Ollo") three years after getting FCC regulatory approval.
Says who? TracFone does. DirecTV does. Apple surely does- they were allowed to use the iTunes store instead of some app store that ATT Mobility developed. I say they have some rights. Doing business with Apple is NOT having any rights.
Says who? TracFone does. DirecTV does. Apple surely does- they were allowed to use the iTunes store instead of some app store that ATT Mobility developed. I say they have some rights. Doing business with Apple is NOT having any rights.
Fine print taking your rights away. Forced arbitration.
What telecom has achieved, especially AT&T with its recent insane Supreme Court ruling, is to destroy the rights and protections of consumers. Your desire to defend that practice and gloss over AT&T's unequaled influence over Congress belies your own corporate-centered loyalties.
Fine print taking your rights away. Forced arbitration.
No one can take your rights away unless you give them away.
Jesus you corporate shills are a dime a dozen. Customer abuse is customer abuse, regardless of the fine print. Fine print doesn't allow a corporation to harm you or take advantage of your status. We have consumer protection because a customer is at a severe disadvantage when drawing up a contract for use of service with a corporation.
This is basic law school 101 stuff. This country is being drained of its excellence thanks to people who have replaced corporations as their personal gods of worship.
Tracphone is probably the one instance of ATT I won't fuss much about being its technically very cheap and mobile if your not wanting a contract.. However, their counter for text messaging is really odd and it devours your minutes :-/ Its doing like 3 minutes per text off your talking time.. Which is basically rape! But for voice.. Not bad..
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