AT&T TV Streaming Service

[ComicJunkie21]

AT&T TV launched yesterday and to be completely transparent, they are incompetent.

https://www.att.com/tv/

They have so many hidden fees and taxes that are not included in the price they are promoting and then if people don't read the fine print they won't realize that AT&T is forcing them into a 2 year contract and after 12 months they double the price! Additionally, they provide one streaming box and charge almost $120 extra per additional device. I hope this fails because this has greed written all over it and I hope people read the details before signing up because this is an awful deal especially with cheaper and less restrictive alternatives available.

https://arstechnica.com/information-...ar-price-hike/

I'm starting to get nervous that this is the company that owns Warner Media which includes HBO and DC properties.

[Osiris-Rex]

AT&T TV launched yesterday and to be completely transparent, they are incompetent.

https://www.att.com/tv/

They have so many hidden fees and taxes that are not included in the price they are promoting and then if people don't read the fine print they won't realize that AT&T is forcing them into a 2 year contract and after 12 months they double the price! Additionally, they provide one streaming box and charge almost $120 extra per additional device. I hope this fails because this has greed written all over it and I hope people read the details before signing up because this is an awful deal especially with cheaper and less restrictive alternatives available.

https://arstechnica.com/information-...ar-price-hike/

I'm starting to get nervous that this is the company that owns Warner Media which includes HBO and DC properties.

I suspect eventually all the Warner Bros., HBO, and DC properties will end up on AT&T.

[Vakanai]

Well, so much for all our HBO Max hopes...

[ComicJunkie21]

I suspect eventually all the Warner Bros., HBO, and DC properties will end up on AT&T.

I honestly don't know what will happen. Most would've thought that they learned their lesson with the DirectTv acquisition but apparently not. Worse thing for consumers would be for Att to bundle all their properties exclusively with att tv but surely they wouldn't do that.

[ComicJunkie21]

Well, so much for all our HBO Max hopes...

Yeah this is kind of disheartening to say the least. Hopefully this fails hard and fast so they rethink their HBO Max strategy if it was supposed to involve att tv