Anyone else think AT&T might want to reconsider their ad campaign ?

POSTED BY: AURaptor
UPDATED: Saturday, June 12, 2010 10:26
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AURAPTOR

Saturday, June 12, 2010 3:28 AM

Kinda has an oil look to it....

" Being correct does not excuse a violation of form " - Ducky, NCIS.

FREMDFIRMA

Saturday, June 12, 2010 10:26 AM

Oh that's not the half of it.

The constant fraud-spam letters are an additional annoyance, disguised to look like bills, collection notices, and in one case a hand written letter (it's not so easy to tell in the dark, since I collect my mail at the end of my shift), none of which are clearly identified as advertisements.

Were it not for the fact that our current State Attorney General is the most useless dreg to ever sleaze it's way into that office, I'd be filing formal complaint, as I have gotten eight of these in six days, ALL from AT&T, but it'd be a waste of time to even try - and the local postmaster has refused to send back any more bricks taped to business reply envelopes, bleh.

Here's a hint, AT&T - if your ad campaigns are making the public consider torching your corporate offices, you need new people in marketing.

-Frem