After 28 years as a AT&T client this is how I’M treated Unfortunately, I see your reviews already have your company in the toilet. I’ve put up with this company since 1996. I called AT@T as I received a memo that my data has expired. I explained to the rep that I had a lot of roll over. But apparently the extra data roll over goes away after 12 months. My new period begins on the 7th so I asked for her to give me 1 GB of data to hold me over since I needed my IPad for business reasons in a couple days. So what does she say. She says that AT@T won’t allow for that request. She can only sell me the unlimited plan. I explained to her that I’ve been paying for 4 lines for over 20 years and have been with them since 1996. I don’t need the unlimited plan. I never will need the unlimited plan. She confirmed that I was indeed with AT@T since 1996 and thanked me for my loyalty. But unfortunately, she was unable to help me unless I switched to unlimited data. AT@T has to be the most incompetent, idiotic company ever to treat a customer that pays their monthly bill like clockwork. Let’s see $145 per month times 12 months times 28 years equals $48,720 that they have made from me. Apparently, loyalty means nothing to these stupid people that don’t have a clue how to retain their most important base of clients. So pay attention all you loyal AT@T clients. If they have no loyalty to me, they could care less about you too. May I suggest that if you have AT@T, you find another carrier as I am now. To all you stock holders of AT@T, is this really a stock you want to hold onto? Apparently. No one taught this new generation of top executives about retention and loyalty base. Maybe a loss of shareholders and customers will make them think again when a long time customer asks for a favor of a $10 GB of data to hold them over until their next billing statement.

Poor service My phone stopped working so I went to an at&t store & was told my phone needed replaced & they were not allowed to open the new one until I paid for it?? So I paid for it & after they opened it they still would not work so they told me my account was that old that it was discontinued & I would need to open a new one?? But after I said I was going to leave & contact AT&T direct they finally got the new phone working under the old plan I was told but I still paid for a new phone I d id not need (would not take it back because it was opened) now I get my first bill since I was there & it is all screwed up & can not talk to anyone in the US on the phone to get it taken care of VERY POOR SERVICE if you are thinking about AT&T look else where after 20 years they could care less. Run & do not look back

AT&T sucks. I haven't been a customer of AT&T for many years, yet they kept all of my info, which got leaked in the latest breech. Now I'm having to deal with spam phone calls, text messages, and spam emails on a daily basis. This is just stupid. I've had this phone number for years, and the same with my email, and I'm not going through the hassle of changing either one of them. Them providing Experian Identity Works for 1 year is just a slap in the face, because I'm having to waste 1-2 hours everyday with all of the spam crap. AT&T should be sued for their indiscretions.

ON HOLD FOR 2 FREAKING HOURS I am just trying to cancel an upgrade order...just cancel. And i've been on hold for 2 hours. Like are you f****** serious?!?!?

Worst company ever 1. Poor customer service: The level of customer service I have received has been abysmal. 2. Deception during sales: I was misled at the time of purchase. 3. Inability to pay off device: Despite trading in an iPhone 13 Pro and attempting to pay off the new device in full, I was told it wasn't possible without continuing to pay $5 per month for 3 years. 4. Poor signal reception: The signal is consistently weak or nonexistent in my area. 5. Lengthy duration of service: I have been a customer for 7 months and these issues persist. 6. Inability to activate additional eSIM: I need to activate another eSIM on my iPhone 15 Pro Plus for work purposes, but I was informed by AT&T that this is not possible until the device is fully paid off. 7. Unwillingness to resolve issues: Despite my attempts to address these issues, there has been no satisfactory resolution. I find it unacceptable that a company of your size engages in such deceptive practices. I demand immediate action to rectify these issues or I will be forced to take legal actions.