AT&T's 'American Idol' SMS Decried As Spam
This is another point from AT&T
I really hate this company, in my opinion and experence with them. I hate spam, I hate spam texts even more, I hate American Idol, and combine all of those with AT&T and you've got a room full of hate and bad words.
I think AT&T should be sued for this, and in part of that all the towers have to be allocated to T-Mobile.
SMS is not email and shouldn't have any text that is not wanted.
I think AT&T should be sued for this, and in part of that all the towers have to be allocated to T-Mobile.
SMS is not email and shouldn't have any text that is not wanted.
You are like every other person on this website that complains about everything and is full of hate..If AT&T wants to send a free email out to its customers let them. If you don't want text then call customer service and BLOCK THEM. Why not use there ...
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Spam is Spam, no matter how its sent to you. I give ATT props for their courage in doing this. but i would suggest that they don't do it again..less their customers rise up and smite them.
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So I have to ask, are television commercials Spam? We don't ask for them. We spend our hard earned money to PAY for a SERVICE that we ENJOY and USE on a daily basis with television. So stop your complaining!
Here is what you do
Highlight the message
go to options (depending on phone)
select delete
confirm delete
it takes less than 10 seconds
Next time have something valid to complain about. 🙄
go to options (depending on phone)
select delete
confirm delete
it takes less than 10 seconds
Next time have something valid to complain about. 🙄
select delete
confirm delete
it takes less than 10 seconds
So how do you feel about email spam? It takes less than 10 seconds to delete an email, too.
What if your phone vibrated 3 times a day with promotional te...
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It's absolutely spam
This quote says it all:
Even worse than an unwelcome email message is one that comes when you're busy and sounds like it's from someone you know.
Richard Cox, the chief information officer for Spamhaus, a nonprofit antispam organization based in Britain, countered: "It’s absolutely spam. It's an unsolicited text message. People who received it didn't ask for it. That's the universal definition of spam."
Even worse than an unwelcome email message is one that comes when you're busy and sounds like it's from someone you know.
