This is just getting ridiculous 
! Like, I get it, AT&T wants to defend itself against T-Mobile's shady marketing, but suing the entire NAD over this? That's just a huge cop-out 
. The NAD is literally trying to keep the industry in check and ensure that companies aren't making false claims about their services... and now AT&T's all like "oh no, you're stifling my free speech" 
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And honestly, can we talk about how confusing this whole situation is? I mean, AT&T says it didn't mischaracterize the NAD decisions, but if that's really true, then why are they even referencing them in their ads in the first place? It just seems like a big grey area to me
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The NAD has got to do something to set some boundaries here... these self-regulatory bodies need to be held accountable for not just letting companies run wild with false advertising claims. It's getting out of hand and I'm just so frustrated
! Like, I get it, AT&T wants to defend itself against T-Mobile's shady marketing, but suing the entire NAD over this? That's just a huge cop-out . The NAD is literally trying to keep the industry in check and ensure that companies aren't making false claims about their services... and now AT&T's all like "oh no, you're stifling my free speech" .And honestly, can we talk about how confusing this whole situation is? I mean, AT&T says it didn't mischaracterize the NAD decisions, but if that's really true, then why are they even referencing them in their ads in the first place? It just seems like a big grey area to me
.The NAD has got to do something to set some boundaries here... these self-regulatory bodies need to be held accountable for not just letting companies run wild with false advertising claims. It's getting out of hand and I'm just so frustrated