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Notopi
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Okay so I've observed this over many events.
I've gone to concerts, races, anything with a big event of people and I've noticed. We are paying for SMS. But at these big events with tons of people...AT&T delays or shuts off SMS for the entire event. Are they allowed to do that? Even tho people are paying for unlimited texting or pay per text just to have AT&T to shut off the SMS for the elapse of the event?
Example: I was at one of the nascar races (I hate nascar I just went cause it was a family day) and I was sending text after text after text to all my friends telling them hey look for me on TV. And I never receive a single text back. But what was happening was AT&T was letting me send them but not receive until the event was over. So after the race and we got out I got about 40 texts from people sending me text messages that I never got. They were getting mine but I wasn't getting theirs. I have 5 bars full service.
I want to simply know has anyone else noticed this or has it happened to any of you?
I've gone to concerts, races, anything with a big event of people and I've noticed. We are paying for SMS. But at these big events with tons of people...AT&T delays or shuts off SMS for the entire event. Are they allowed to do that? Even tho people are paying for unlimited texting or pay per text just to have AT&T to shut off the SMS for the elapse of the event?
Example: I was at one of the nascar races (I hate nascar I just went cause it was a family day) and I was sending text after text after text to all my friends telling them hey look for me on TV. And I never receive a single text back. But what was happening was AT&T was letting me send them but not receive until the event was over. So after the race and we got out I got about 40 texts from people sending me text messages that I never got. They were getting mine but I wasn't getting theirs. I have 5 bars full service.
I want to simply know has anyone else noticed this or has it happened to any of you?