AT&T adds uncapped tier to its U-verse broadband service

Back in the day, I had unlimited broadband on AT&T. Then AT&T imposed a cap. Even though I didn't use that much data, I called AT&T to cancel my service so I could switch as a matter of principle. AT&T refused to let me cancel because I was in the middle of my contract. I told them that when I signed up for the contract, they didn't have a cap, and if they're going to change their terms of service in that significant of a manner, then I should be entitled to cancel. Their response: "Our terms of service say we can change the terms of service at any time." They wouldn't let me out of the contract.

When the contract ended, I bolted from AT&T as fast as I could.

Now, they're advertising a new unlimited tier. I don't think so. Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.

Now, I have Cox. They aren't perfect, but I have far less interruptions, much faster service (roughly 40x faster), customer service that doesn't involve talking to India, and no contract.

No thanks, AT&T.

You should have threatened to sue the ever-living crap out of them for not letting you cancel after they capped your data. I loathe ATT...

"One of the few"??????????


Comcast did it too and it's still in place so this statement is nonsense!