AT&T Sales Rep Misrepresented Internet Service Terms
A customer reports that an AT&T sales representative made promises during signup that turned out to be false, and that subsequent attempts to get the company to review or resolve the complaint have gone unanswered. This reflects a breakdown in post-sale accountability and complaint resolution.
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