TmoSecuritySux

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by TmoSecuritySux 4y ago
You received it 2 hours ago? That’s nice. I called my at Metro T-Mobile Corporate district managers (but actually they were actually just fired The other day, DDMs and even the higher level Zone Managers too-this is public knowledge and new
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by TmoSecuritySux 4y ago
Really as in as the time of comment- You were still sent the errant http://metro-tmo.co approx 2 hours ago? I called in and filed a security incident ticket like 10 hours ago. They said no ticket filing would be to be necessary,
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by TmoSecuritySux 4y ago
Metro by T-Mobile “Authorized Dealers” aren’t legally considered “franchises” as such.
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by TmoSecuritySux 4y ago
It’s an accident. Who owns that “metro-tmo.co” doesn’t seem to have realized this mistake quite yet? no doubt is getting tons of clicks to their parked adspam site. I can picture this being resolved by buying out or seizing-via-legal-injunc
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by TmoSecuritySux 4y ago
It’s a bit complicated. I work for a Metro Authorized Dealer(basically, a franchise). About 98% of Metro stores are Dealer-owned and 2% are Corporate. operationally, the upmost level we are ultimately beholden to controlled by, and at the
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by TmoSecuritySux 4y ago
No, whoever is in charge of writing High Priority Memos on cx accounts at Metro by T-Mobile / T-Mobile Corporate made a typo in the Memo itself which links to a spam domain. The memo also claims this exact message was also sent to cust
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Tell HN: T-Mobile breach- double fuck up
50 points by TmoSecuritySux 4y ago|26 comments