You shouldn’t must publicly humiliate AT&T to get usable web


Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge

Earlier this month, Aaron Epstein spent $10,000 to purchase an advert in The Wall Road Journal to inform AT&T’s CEO he wasn’t glad along with his web service — service that was restricted to a paltry 3Mbps (through Ars Technica). Now, AT&T has him attached with a fiber connection, and he’s getting over 300 Mbps up and down. All it took was getting interviewed by Ars, the advert going viral on Twitter, and a Stephen Colbert point out.

In his advert, the North Hollywood, CA resident says he’s been an AT&T buyer for 60 years (and backs it up with a @pacbell.web e mail deal with), and says he’s upset that the corporate isn’t maintaining with rivals relating to his space’s web. Lower than two weeks later, AT&T techs had him attached, although the…

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