AT&T Tries To Lie To Customer, Customer Takes Revenge

This customer was having none of the shady antics, real or not, from AT&T. Sounds like the scenario involved some lies, some false marks on the credit, and ultimately manifested in the customer getting services switched off of AT&T, which cost the company thousands of dollars. Ouch, indeed. 

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