Just an elementary school teacher, here trying to hold AT&T, the FCC, the FTC, and the Texas Attorney General’s Office accountable. Victim of forgery and fraud
Just received this from the FTC under FOIA:
In just 4 months (Jan–Apr 2025), AT&T was named in 11.8 million consumer complaints — nearly 100,000 per day.
This includes:
- 9.4M fraud
- 1M+ identity theft
- 293K unauthorized charges
- 8K forgery
- 5k+ wire fraud
#ATT#Fraud#ftc
@TXAG Do something meaningful with your position, like go after AT&T for the over 1150 cases of fraud against them in Texas alone, and get off X. You post too much nonsense.
@ATT The only big news I dropped in my group was that the @FTC attorney shared FOIA information and @ATT has over 11.8 million, that’s 11,800,000 complaints in the first 4 months of 2025. Shame on you.
@TXAG Omg Ken! Now turn the suing on yourself for the bribes you took, then ousting your attorneys who reported you, and then charged Texans 6.6 million to pay your court ordered fines for your bribery. #neverforget#kenthecrook
@TXAG That’s ironic, isn’t it? To sue someone for bribes when you were found guilty of accepting bribes and then firing your own lawyers for reporting you. Oh, and then charging Texas tax payers 6.6 million to cover your fine.
@JoJoFromJerz Exactly. And now, the administration is meeting with a child sex trafficker rather than the victims, and that tells you all you need to know.
@BrendanCarrFCC Actually, Americans don’t trust you, Brendan Carr, and your time at the FCC chair is limited. Once trump is finally gone, maybe we can get someone that will go after AT&T rather than praise them.