AT&T's CEO Really Doesn't Want Your Usage Cap Suggestions → That's really sad

I wrote the CEO of Qwest once asking to please remove the requirement to have Interleave on loops that absolutely did not need it. Within 24 hours it was removed... the CEO's office then proceeded to do the same for at least dozens of people here on DSLR. This was absolutely not the norm at the time. »Qwest Does Listen, Qwest Does Care, There is a god.

A CEO of Quest (1997-2002) sent to prison for denying (February 2001) the NSA access to all the tubes of Quest.
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo ··· _Nacchio

Lots of these companies do insider trading and other illegal activity (taxpayer money grabbed and not expand/improve local internet), but it's ignored, unless you don't comply with illegal demands.

That makes it even sadder. The nsa sucks. A bunch of paranoid freaks.

Yes Nacchio was a complete tool. This was the one after him

And they were how big? Much smaller than the mega corps like at&t. They care about keeping customers happy at and crap t does not. They could loose a million customers and have a million more by days end.

Qwest? At the time about the same as ATT, Qwest was the gobbled up baby bell USWest

Baby Bell SBC got the AT&T name because AT&T Long Distance was declaring bankruptcy. It was buying Bell South at about the same time. They changed the name to at&t.

At&t is still an NSA spy. Remember that little room in the AT&T building on Folsom St. in CA that used a splitter to monitor traffic for the NSA?
»EFF Shows How AT&T's Network is Fused to the NSA [37] comments

Actually, Qwest acquired USWest.