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I too am looking for an

I too am looking for an alternative to A T & T so Googling brought me to this thread. Unless I missed something when reading through the posts, no one has actually made a suggestion for an alternative other than VOIP. Alternatives to traditional phone service are not an option for me, so I'm looking for a traditional competitor. A T & T has gradually moved my long distance and 800 number rate to 99-cents per minute which means that I basically can't afford to do business that way. Has competition in phone service gone the way of the dinosaur??

"AT&T has decided to rewrite

"AT&T has decided to rewrite their privacy policy in such a way that makes my call records theirs, not mine."

So they could even sell the list of the companies you contact most often on to third party bulk mail marketers?

I'm not an expert, in fact I'm oblivious to the privacy laws in the States, but from the posts I've read it seems there's different laws and overseeing bodies for different sectors. Is this the case? If so, wouldn't it not be a much better (and very obvious) idea to bring it all under one domain overseen by one organisation?

Again from what I've read and I might be totally wrong, but why shouldn't individuals and companies have the same rights and responsibilities when it comes to privacy? Individuals being, staff, customers, share holders, outsourced firms and their staff and so on.

Martin, this does not

Martin, this does not surprise me. I knew it was going to get worse. With a huge company with that much capital, they can do just about anything.

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you cant run away from the

you cant run away from the Death Star!

I am also looking for any

I am also looking for any alternative to AT&T services. An interesting quote from the Santa Cruz Sentinal says that AT&T plans to "collect customers user names, passwords, charges, payments and online purchases. It will also track their clicks while on sites that AT&T operates in a partnership with Yahoo Inc."
A newsletter I get also stated AT&T will be monitoring channel usage in their new TV service and offer advertising to customers based on their viewing habits.
I would like to know if this is all true, Please let me know if you find out more.

Your right, AT&T's "save my

Your right, AT&T's "save my government (illegal) relations and the hell with my customers" is a very slippery slope - And one that I do NOT want to be a part of. Please let me know what "Customer Friendly" company you go with...!!!!