Denial of Injunction on Senior-Discount Ads a 'Blow' to AT&T: T-Mobile
AT&T “took a blow” Wednesday when U.S. District Court Judge Amos Mazzant for Eastern Texas denied its application for a preliminary injunction to stop T-Mobile’s allegedly false BannedSeniors.com ad and marketing campaign (see 2301190009), emailed a T-Mobile spokesperson Friday. With…
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Mazzant’s ruling, “seniors will now continue to have access to truthful information about 55+ wireless discounts,” he said. “AT&T's approach is unfair and confusing. We'll continue to bring attention to this injustice until AT&T finally does the right thing and offers a wireless plan for seniors in states not named Florida.”