Maybe you've noticed the entire Internet isn't to happy with AT&T and its less-than-stellar 3G network in major metropolitan areas. Well AT&T has dragged Seth out in front of the camera to inform us all that AT&T has been reading all the mean things we've said on the Internet, and they've decided to "take what's being said, head on."
While the video won't help you make a phone call from downtown San Francisco, at least they are acknowledging that there is a problem.
What do you think about AT&T's video? Share your SAFE FOR WORK comments below.
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We still don't even have 3G where I live. But we pay for it anyway with the 3G iPhone. Also, it's interesting how they take credit for a smart-phone revolution, but they don't even advertise the iPhone on TV. They advertise their other dumb phones that people don't care about. They let Apple do it.
I don't understand why AT&T would use somebody who is obviously bored with life. And that hair isn't helping anything, either. AT&T needs to take an approach that is similar to EVERY other company ever: make your advertisements/PSA's fun and entertaining. I find myself laughing every time I watch a 'Get a Mac' ad on television, because the story is just like a serial: it keeps going, and people want more. And of course, they're hilarious. However, I laugh at these AT&T commercials for a completely different reason. And that reason is this: Seth is a bored loser.
My short take on why these are pointless and huge wastes of money that should be going to fix the networks.
Let's see if I get this straight.
AT&T's network is not robust enough as it stands, to handle the increased traffic since the introduction of new "smart phones: " (iPhone).
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