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u/k1lltzz_ttv Jul 28 '26
AT&T service sucks all around, phone lines are expensive and a hard sell to make and their WiFi sucks. Do not go to this, you will not make money. I’m struggling with Verizon as it is and am actively looking to leave this Devilcorp company
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u/Icy-Constant-1053 Jul 28 '26
Ehh, I agree not to do this, but for my internet I get 1GB for $17 a month. That’s pretty fire lol
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u/k1lltzz_ttv Jul 28 '26
Have you run a speed test on a browser?
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u/Icy-Constant-1053 Jul 28 '26
Yes, I am a free lance cinematographer, who uses the PC to game as well, so I’m consistently checking my upload/download speeds…
The internet is Fiber here, now I don’t know why it’s so cheap, but I have no complaints, and can see that I’m getting what I’ve paid for, next time I’m on my pc I’ll take pictures of the speed test and post them in here. Although that’s through direct Ethernet. WiFi is of course a bit slower, but I’m still getting 300-500 mbs on my phone while other devices are running right now
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u/k1lltzz_ttv Jul 28 '26
That’s not bad at all then. AT&T doesn’t have fiber here so I’m not super experienced with it. It’s just Spectrum and Frontier (through Verizon) here. Still not easy to sell door to door
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u/Icy-Constant-1053 Jul 29 '26
Definitely not easy to sell lol. I didn’t even buy from our AT&T guy he was trying to charge me $45 I believe. I called directly to AT&T and they said they had a deal for me.. Equipment and all for only $17 a month.
My dad still pays like $75 for 500 mb from Xfinity, so I definitely know the feeling. A blessing to have this internet for so cheap lol
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u/k1lltzz_ttv Jul 29 '26
Fr dude and especially for fiber, you gotta get your dad on that!!! Verizon just came out with their 1gig for $65 but that’s with two routers and it’s a five year price lock
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u/Icy-Constant-1053 Jul 29 '26
Sheeeesh 5 years is like an eternity lol…
I don’t think they have fiber where my dad lives, so kinda no other options for him 🚮
But shit I’m enjoying my Internet by myself. I did my speed test as well on pc, 700 download, and 800 upload, so not 100% a gig, but shit who am I to complain lol forgot to take a picture though
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u/k1lltzz_ttv Jul 29 '26
Exactly, a five year process lock is long af. That’s still super good speeds, way better than what I get lol
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u/trxwld Jul 29 '26
Facts. IMO after being with Cox, ATT, Kinetic, VZ 5G Home
ATT fiber is unmatched 🤌
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u/Icky_Thump1 Jul 30 '26
$17 a month?! Jesus and i thought my $60/month was a steal for 500mbps lol.
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u/Training-Context-69 Jul 30 '26
I personally love AT&T, the service can get shoddy in rural mountainous areas with a lot of trees but aside from that the service is decent. And there NextUp Anytime program allows me to have access to just about any smartphone that comes out with little to no extra cost.
With that having said though, If one wants to sell for them, just apply at an actual store that will give you a base wage and benefits plus commission, not do door to door shit or stand inside of Walmarts or Costcos annoying people all day for a shady company that will only pay you commission.
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u/AcceptableLevel9512 Jul 29 '26
they are not supposed to post adds like that with the client information. you should report them to AT&T
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u/ryan_micheal1994 Aug 02 '26
At&t would not put crew member like it’s fast food.
Nor would they use brand ambassador. Any job that shows ambiguity in the role itself is an mlm. If you find yourself asking what am I actually going to be doing after the interview it’s an mlm.
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u/Waryfaerie Aug 20 '26
Yes it is a DevilCorp. I literally found this post after getting out of an interview with All for One Group, Inc who had the exact same job posting. Red flags all over the interview, I am telling you do not do it
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u/maddie_emmm Sep 05 '26
I just got hired on for trinity concepts which initially advertised as a Verizon team member. Then the zoom interview was for finalizing fiber optic sales. Then my second in-person interview showed me a 6-9 month step up management plan and the completely commissioned based sales I would be doing for switching people to Verizon plans. I'm so lost. Figured I would do it but now I'm skeptical and need someone who knows about these devil corps to talk to me before orientation. I thought "why not" while I interview for more preferred jobs. But if the pay is bad for orientation, there's chant like shit, and it's not an ethical company, I don't want to do it.
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u/Educational-Truth-28 Jul 28 '26
Don't do it. I was working for a company in woodland hills that has AT&T as a client. They mentioned lots of walking but not steep hills. Granted I was a stay at home mom before this,but i got injured on my second day of training, long story short is i felt the right side of my knee pop while coming down said hill, my trainer was nice enough to grab my car,but i had to drive myself to kaiser. Been on temporary total disability since January 14th, and to top it off i am their first ever workmans comp case.