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Then offer a rebuttal instead of threats of censorship. This isn’t Reddit.

• Retric 3y ago
  It’s just BS, they offer prepaid service without any credit checks. Thus the upfront payment. https://www.att.com/prepaid/plans/ https://www.att.com/prepaid/plans/ IMO that 300$ upfront for a year plan is really compelling if you’re not constantly watching videos on your phone.
  • anonym29 3y ago
    I was referring to home internet (fiber), not cellular service. Home internet does not offer a prepaid option.
    • Retric 3y ago
      So you acknowledge that “they will simply refuse to do business with you” is false. Anyway, I’m actually them for home internet service and didn’t give them a SSN. No idea who you where you got the idea from.
      • anonym29 3y ago
        From AT&T, when they told me that, after I told them I wasn't comfortable giving AT&T my SSN, because AT&T is not competent enough to keep that data safe. Case in point: the original post we're commenting on. Though I will do a better job of clarifying in the future that I am specifically referring to my experiences with home internet and not cellular service, you raised a valid criticism of what I posted. Hope you're not adversely affected by this breach. I know for sure I'm not.