OK, fair enough, but in my book it’s still on AT&T because they have to know this is going on. They must be getting complaints about it. Oddly enough I remembe

OK, fair enough, but in my book it’s still on AT&T because they have to know this is going on. They must be getting complaints about it. Oddly enough I remember DirecTV doing this ~20 years ago. It was the first time I was willing to pay for CallerID. DirecTV (or some representative that had that as their outgoing name) called me several hundred days in a row. I ended up making a game out of it, seeing how many times they’d call back if I never answered.