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I don't think he said at any point that T-Mobile was perfect, just that they didn't screw him over as hard as AT&T, your response seems presumptuous and holier-
by getsugablitz1 9y ago
I don't think he said at any point that T-Mobile was perfect, just that they didn't screw him over as hard as AT&T, your response seems presumptuous and holier-than-thou.
- urda 9y agoThe OP said they had not forgotten AT&T violated net neutrality, and then used that as one of the points for moving to T-Mobile which also violated net neutrality. Either OP didn't know (which is fine) or didn't care but wanted to try and make a comment out of it (which isn't good).
- getsugablitz1 9y agoThe title of the article is that AT&T wants you to forget that it blocked FaceTime. OP responded saying he did not forget the blocking of FaceTime and that along with other reasons prompted him to move to T-Mobile. Nowhere did OP say he had not forgotten that AT&T violated net neutrality, that is an assumption you made.
- CyberDildonics 9y agoNo, the OP said they had no forgotten that AT&T blocked face time traffic.