AT&T Internet Outage Without Communication or Refund
A residential AT&T customer experienced 12+ days of internet outage with no explanation or restoration timeline. The provider failed to communicate or compensate despite continued billing. This is an individual service dispute, not a systemic software-addressable market problem.
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