BT VS AT&T

My advice - go to bt.com and get BT Full Fibre direct from them. I've had nothing but extremely high quality internet from them, and very good customer service. Compared to Virgin, BT's fibre is faster, more consistent, has lower ping, lower latency, and higher uptime. I had to install a suite of network monitoring tools to demonstrate a problem to Virgin and so I know that BT is objectively better in every way. Source: about 1 year ago

If you don't have a code, you'll need to be a BT Broadband customer and access your account via bt.com to get yours. Source: almost 2 years ago

How would I go about changing the original bt.com email from my account pls. Source: almost 2 years ago

The bt.com stream seems to be available in Ireland, not sure if that's just because BT Sport is also available in Ireland. Source: almost 3 years ago

Indeed. They haven't learned their lesson. AT&T finally copped to enormous breach this month. In their notification to individuals (sorry, sign up for identity protection, etc), they made sure to let you know official email always comes from: att@message.att-mail.com ...an email address and subdomain that have never contacted me before on a sketchy sounding domain that doesn't match the service (hosted at... - Source: Hacker News / 7 days ago

Even your text messages (non-iMessages) can't be read at att.com (they can see times of numbers texted/called and length of phone calls). Source: 5 months ago

If you go to att.com, and price 1 line vs 2, you will see that the price drops per line. So going from 2 to 1 won't save you 1/2. Source: 7 months ago

Look up the promo on att.com and make absolutely sure that you meet all of the requirements including the plan requirements, max value of the promo (most promos only give you a maximum value which usually only covers the bottom of the rung phone), and the date that the promo ends (this can be harder to figure out). Source: 10 months ago

I've looked at my att.com account online as well as my cell phone's ATT app but haven't found an option to successfully get a replacement PIN. The latter would be the key to successfully transitioning from AT&T to another carrier, I believe?! Source: 10 months ago