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AT&T User Reviews
![]() Once thought it was good, But no moreOverall Rating: By: Steven Brown on Saturday, January 05, 2008From: Orland, IN (United States) Experience: 21 Months Pros: Coverage was pretty good and had no real problems until......Cons: They restrict your whole service to no roaming because 1 phone of a 3 phone family plan roams 60 percent.Summary: Took a new job a little over a year ago and they have a cell booster for their provider in the building. I make on the average 2 calls a night, but the signal goes out over the competitors tower because of the booster. My wife roams about 30 percent and my son 20 percent. My 1-3 calls put me at roaming over 50 pecent. Because I roam more than I am on their network even though it is because of the booster, the building and AT&T's poor provision of service(I can walk out the south side of the building and be off network, but walk out the north side and be on AT&T)The whole family has been restricted to no roaming in an unlimited roaming service plan!! What a Deal!! The real ugly thng is we only have 3 months and the 2 year contract ends you would think they would have just waited it out and then said no renewal. But business is business you know, and we were good when we were shoving cash into their pockets with the unused minutes being removed each month, but when they start to have to pay the competitor for using their tower for roaming, WATCH OUT! 21 out of 42 people found this review helpful
Don't Choose AT&TOverall Rating: By: Pat Reed on Saturday, January 05, 2008From: Spokane, WA (United States) Experience: 2 Years Pros: RolloverCons: Everything else - especially Customer Service.Summary: Read the reviews about the difficulty with AT&T customer service. It's true, you will have problems with the service, then you will spend a huge amount of time and effort trying to get any action from them, and then you will have to do it all over again when you have to call again, and again, and again... you get the idea. I have never had a worse experience with a wireless carrier. The web site for making changes to your account is deceiving. I signed up for text messaging for my family plan, and it only applied the feature to one phone, not the others in the family plan. 1 month later, I have a $2000 bill for messaging based on the other phones in the plan not being included. Resolution of this issue is ongoing 3 months later (which had to go to some corporate level wrangling) and I still have to explain the whole thing over again to a brain dead rep when I call to ask why I am being threatened with collection. 18 out of 38 people found this review helpful
I'm HappyOverall Rating: By: Jenny Caldona on Friday, January 04, 2008From: kent, WA (United States) Experience: 3 Years Pros: Every two years can get a new free phone, if you renew your contract. unlimited texting. unlimited mobile to moble. I have two lines i'm paying $100/month w/unlimited texting. friendly customer service.Cons: Can't think of anythingSummary: I love cingular. I hope att doesnt change it much. i like their service. every two years can get a new free phone, if you renew your contract. unlimited texting. unlimited mobile to moble. I have two lines i'm paying $100/month w/unlimited texting. friendly customer service. 25 out of 37 people found this review helpful
OKOverall Rating: By: Miles Maxie on Tuesday, January 01, 2008From: Glenmora, LA (United States) Experience: 1 Years Pros: Clear service, majorly awesome phones, awesome features like TV/RadioCons: Customer service goes home at 7:00, service not so good in rural areasSummary: I used to be with Cingular, started in 6/2006. Great service in Alexandria, however service in Glenmora is spotty at best. Also, customer service needs an upgrade....badly. It took two months to get my deposit back to me, and even then their customer service goes home at 7:00. You have to call on their hours. I heard all the commercials for Centennial, and switched. See my review on them, LOVE IT!!!! 15 out of 30 people found this review helpful
GRRRRRROverall Rating: By: Malia Davison on Tuesday, December 18, 2007From: Boise, ID (United States) Experience: 10 Years Pros: they do replace broken phones...sometimes with other broken phones, but they eventually replace them.Cons: Customer Service - where did they find these people??? Are they all related to Homer Simpson? No Coverage, Pricey, Dropped Calls, the list goes on and on and on.Summary: Since moving, I have no reception in my home other than one square foot upstairs in my bedroom, or leaning forward in the recliner, nearly falling on my face in the living room. Each time I call them they tell me they can't hear me and can I call them on a land line...DUH! I only have cell phone service and this is it! Last person I talked to had mush for brains, I felt like I was teaching a kindergardener by the third time I explained it to him. Requested a refund, no luck with that. They charge for ALL text messages, the ones you send and the ones you receive. If you ever have an issue you need to talk to customer service about, take notes, in fact, just lable an entire notebook "AT&T" because you are going to need dates, case numbers, FULL names, phone numbers, fax numbers, etc. They have computers, but I don't think they know how to use them. 16 out of 28 people found this review helpful
Don't trust anything they sayOverall Rating: By: P vP on Sunday, December 09, 2007From: Sacramento, CA (United States) Experience: 3 Years Pros: rolloverCons: They lie to get business, they lie to keep business, getting charged for incoming text from spammers, dropped calls.Summary: I walked into an att store and explained to the clerk that I needed cell service in rural areas. She claimed to have the perfect setup for me. I double checked that I would have rural service. She said it was their newest system (GSM) and that I will get service everywhere. I was sold. When I found myself on the edge of town needing to call for help, I was without service. I called to inquire about the lack of service coverage I was told that if I wanted extended coverage I would need dual band service. "Oh, OK" This required me to purchase a new device. I was then hammered with roaming charges because I changed my service. I was not told this change was made. I then had to change to their older service network to avoid roaming charges. Again purchasing a new device. I eventually paid my $275 and got the hell out. I went to Cingular. Then I was sold back to ATT. I patiently waited until my contract ran out. For the past 3 months they stopped send my e-bills to my bank who autopays them. When I discovered this I promptly signed up for e-bills again and they bank is again autopaying it. However they want payment today eventhough the bill says due the 12th. If I don't pay I could have service disruptions and be charged to turn it back on. I told them they could just cancel my account. I was told they could not cancel my account unless I paid in full today. I was not going to pay them twice so I hung up. I was then able to cancel my service by calling back no bill pay required. They will nickel and dime their customers and most people don't notice. 11 out of 45 people found this review helpful
No ProblemsOverall Rating: By: Michael Patterson on Tuesday, November 27, 2007From: Overland Park, KS (United States) Experience: 7 Years Pros: Reliable service, never a dropped call, just never have any problems. Call quality is excellent. Cons: Store personel are not the most truthfull. When I have had an issue, I dont call customer service. They are very polite and respectfull but the issue just wont get resolved through them. Go to the store. Summary: Recently found the need to restrict the numbers dialed out on a phone and wanted the dreaded TEXT MESSAGING turned off. ( 2 teenage sons ) I was told at the store nearest me by more than 1 sales person on numerous occasions that this was not allowed. Instead, they suggested I wait for their "Smart Limits" service to be made available. For a cost of 6.00 per phone this could be done. I went back to the store I had always done business with before and suggested to them that I would have to cancel the contract and pay the early termination fee so that I could go to a carrier that would not charge me a monthly fee for deleting a service that was included free in my calling plan. Also suggested that it made them look extremely greedy and uncaring to their longtime customers. When I left the store, text messaging and internet were shut off on all 3 phones and was told to buy Samsung or Motorola phones to restrict calls to numbers in the phonebook. See, no problems...another satisfied customer. Need to improve service in outlying areas...badly. If you are on a major highway or metro area, no problem. Out in the boonies a little bit,sucks. 17 out of 33 people found this review helpful
I Tried to Upgrade My Phone FIVE TimesOverall Rating: By: Beth Beth on Saturday, November 24, 2007From: Atlantic City, NJ (United States) Experience: 7 Years Pros: Coverage and no dropped calls.Cons: Customer service people don't know what they're doing and don't follow through.Summary: I have had Cingular/AT&T since 2000. I will no longer use them. I tried to upgrade my son's phone via the internet, an option I'd sucessfully used before. Something was wrong with the website, so I decided to go back another day. I received the same error code for a week, so I called customer service. They received the same error code and took my order over the phone for a worse deal than I could have received online. A week later the phone hadn't arrived. I called and they placed another order for my phone. This happened THREE times! I never received the phone, so I went back online, and by this time the website wasn't giving me an error message, so I ordered the phone online. I never received the phone although FedEx says it was left outside my door. I called AT&T to tell them that the phone was stolen or lost, and they said they'd put in a order to have a new phone sent. Four days later I called to find out the status of the phone. It had never been ordered or shipped. I spoke with no loss than EIGHT customer service reps thinking that someone would get it right. No such luck. Now I have to wait 8-10 working days to get a credit for the money I paid for the phone I never received. I am trying to cancel my two-year subscription that I had to enter into when I ordered the phone I have never received. I will NEVER use AT&T again. 24 out of 40 people found this review helpful
No problems for me.Overall Rating: By: cameron smith on Sunday, November 18, 2007From: syracuse, NY (United States) Experience: 5 Years Pros: Nations largest network. Coverage, rollover, reliable. No dropped calls. Selection of phones. Iphone. I may benefit more since I do live in a slighty more populated area, so I am never without service as opposed to customers that live in more rural areas.Cons: Customer Service I have to admit could use an upgrade. It seems that some reps could be more knowlegable. I feel this could be an influence of the rapid increase in customer growth and finding enough customer service reps is hard because the customer base is growing so fast and its hard to keep up with. higher rate plan prices.Summary: Its funny that there are so many bad reviews on here for new at&t. I am thinking that since we are the nations largest network that we would assuming have more bad reviews that say a smaller company because we are drawing from a much larger customer base. these 20 something bad reviews represent like .00000004 of at&t customers. I ve never had a dropped call, whiles others on here state the opposite. I feel this might be due to location because I ve never had problem with service and seem to be the only one with signal when others would not. I noticed that the bad reviews written on here are due to customers who have had very bad experiences with us, whiles the others that have a good experience dont bother wasting there time because I believe that At&t's services speaks for itself. And about the rollover minutes. Yes they do expire, but that is after a full calendar year. If at anytime you use all of the minutes in your current monthly plan.....the first rollover minutes that would be used would be the first mintues from the first month that you accumulated them from. If you dont use them at all, when would you ever use them? They are always accumulating. Also if it is so much of a hassle, you could always call into customer service and demand them that you keep your rollover mintues when switching to another plan. Problem is that people dont ask until its to late. Maybe I feel this way about at&t because I ve never had another cell phone provider. So far, so good. Even with slighter higher prices, seems like at&t is doing quite well. O and the iphone is amazing and apple chose at&t for a reason. Its crazy to think that people would pay their cancellation fees with their companies to purchase an iphone for another $600 dollars when it first came out. 18 out of 32 people found this review helpful
AT&T Is Bad BusinessOverall Rating: By: G Yoho on Saturday, November 10, 2007From: Calhoun, GA (United States) Experience: 10 Years Pros: They offer landline, cell phone, and internet service.Cons: Customer service is the worst.Summary: Before AT&T took over BellSouth & Cingular I received good service and was very happy then AT&T came along and things got very ugly. Their customer service is anything but a customer service dept. They tell you things that are not true just to make a sale and this past week I even had a representative accuse me of trying to do something illegal because I was being so insistant with her about correcting a problem. That was, I repeat, was, the last straw. If you have any options at all for using another service I highly recommend using someone other than AT&T. 19 out of 32 people found this review helpful
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