Let's say when AT&T became Cingular, you never signed a new contract with Cingular. You just kept paying the same, low, kick-ass price that AT&T offered you when they realized the merger was coming. Are you still part of the "new" AT&T, and therefore can reap the benefits of not switching, like getting new phones (finally!)? Or would you have to re-sign, being treated just as bad as when the first merger happened? Any ideas?
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Let's say when AT&T became Cingular, you never signed a new contract with Cingular. You just kept paying the same, low, kick-ass price that AT&T offered you when they realized the merger was coming. Are you still part of the "new" AT&T, and therefore can reap the benefits of not switching, like getting new phones (finally!)? Or would you have to re-sign, being treated just as bad as when the first merger happened? Any ideas?