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Re: SERO... for AT&T? You tell me!
Well to put this topic a bit more clearly, AT&T may not have an employee referral offer like sprint does, but depending on what company you work for, you have to pay something known as union dues to get discounts on certain things, and since I'm also a government employee at a county welfare office, I see that some of my coworkers get pretty good discounts off of AT&T's service, but they'll also have to get a certain amount garnished from every paycheck due to those union dues if they wanna pay less for their service.
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