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AT&T

mrSHEiK124

mrSHEiK124

Lifer
Really. AT&T splits into a bunch of itty bitty companies (Baby Bells). Itty bitty companies slowly absorb each other (SBC, etc.). Ailing quadriplegic loses nose (AT&T Wireless). What was once an itty bitty company eats its parent, which joins the nose (Cingular), and eats yet another itty bitty company (BellSouth).

Eww.
 
Originally posted by: foghorn67
I know. So much for de-regulation. My dad retired from AT&T at the right time.
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what, you don't have CLECs in your area? and cell phones? and ip phones?
 
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: foghorn67
I know. So much for de-regulation. My dad retired from AT&T at the right time.
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what, you don't have CLECs in your area? and cell phones? and ip phones?
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I don't think they embraced newer technologies as they could have.
Their business phone system was the best in the industry, but fell asleep on that one.
 
Originally posted by: Deeko
att wireless was a separate company that used the AT&T name
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Which is why I said "Ailing quadriplegic loses nose (AT&T Wireless)."
AT&TWS was a part of AT&T until it got spun off in 2001. Then Cingular (SBC/BellSouth) bought it in 2004. Then SBC bought AT&T. Then at&t bought BellSouth. Thus, AT&T Wireless is effectively redigested vomit.
 
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