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T-Mobile asked to stop advertising ‘price lock’ guarantee that doesn’t lock your prices
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this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2024
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Asked? How about the government tells them with a big fine.
T-Mobile are secretly douchebags?
NO! really?
They look so old, it's like seeing someone you haven't seen since high school and they just look old and run down.
Is that.....Suits?!
Yeah, they've been using them in the T-Mobile ads.
As someone who considered Suits somewhat of a guilty pleasure, that ad is absolute mirthless garbage lol. The top comment on the video is spot on.
I didn't even know what Suits was, somebody had to tell me.
One grifter calling the other grifter out. Interesting times we live in.
If they're advertising a price lock and not delivering a price lock how are they not being hit with the long arm of a government agency for false advertising?
They are, just not for Internet... yet...
Because they do not care about you
Because fuck u that's why
The US government in a nutshell.
It is what we make of it.
"Best we can do is approve another merger to allow them to grow bigger"
Why would they serve losers when they can serve better people!
It ain't rocket science... There is a club...
Because both political parties have limited the power of said government to do so.