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You can for any reason, unless the reason is discrimination against a protected class. But do not pretend that it is for breaking the law, because it's only up
by cft 8y ago
You can for any reason, unless the reason is discrimination against a protected class. But do not pretend that it is for breaking the law, because it's only up to the court to determine whether I broke a law or not.
So if AT&T want to disconnect a customer for an arbitrary reason, fine: but they need to make it more clear initially, while considering their utility status.