Door-to-Door ISP Sales Promises Are Not Honored by Support
A customer was promised free installation by a door-to-door AT&T salesman, but was later charged $100 and told only that salesman could authorize a waiver, with no way to contact them. Escalation through official channels failed to produce a refund or resolution.
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