Contact AT&T's CEO, hear back from his lawyer
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-lazarus-20151013-column.html
But no mistake had been made. Georgia Taylor, a company
spokeswoman, said the response to Valrie was quite deliberate.
"In the past, we've had customers send us unsolicited ideas and
then later threaten to take legal action, claiming we stole
their ideas," she explained. "That's why our responses have been
a bit formal and legalistic. It's so we can protect ourselves."
To call AT&T's stance tone deaf would be an understatement. This
is the sort of ham-fisted corporate overreaction that serves no
purpose but to keep customers at arm's length.
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AT&T! Reliably crude, lewd, and rude!
--Lauren--
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