Keystone Karriers? Or SNAFY In The Back Office

摘要

E-mail difficulties have gotten egg on ATT Broadband's T corporate face twice in recent weeks.First,ATT sent e-mail messages to some 64,000 subscribers in the Puget Sound region,informing them of an impending rate increase.Unfortunately,ATT's own anti-spam filters promptly detected the mass e-mailing and deleted most of the messages before customers ever saw them.