AT&T Has A Message About Your iPhone Shipment
Bill thinks that AT&T might have a message for him. "Here is a rather unfortunate captcha I received tonight when I logged in to AT&T Wireless to check on the shipping status of my new iPhone 3GS," he wrote. AT&T, do you serve captchas to your mother with that mouth?

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@verucalise: A "Q7-FUCK" is when a company has to go back, at least three-quarters into a new year, and revise the figures from the last full fiscal year (or further back). For a serious example of this, look at General Motors, who were cooking the books for years before they finally had to bite the bullet (stop selling things and using overseas profits to hide NA losses) and report that $39+ billion loss in 2007.
@lehrdude: She is! One time, someone ate one of her pies and she ate them! *coughAT&TWireless->Cingular->AT&Tcough*
@zigziggityzoo: yeah, an odd one should pass through every now and then, but i though getting f°ck, c°nt, or sh°t was impossible.
@RamV10: If frustrating the person trying to buy something from you is the intention of captcha, then it works!
If trying to prevent spam bots and other undesirable folks out, then not so much...
@thisheregirafFe:
Some captchas are nearly impossible to read. Is that a one, a seven, an "I", an "i", or a "|"?
@dallasmay: Wow. The funny thing is I actually vaguely remembered how to do it and it's been a decade since I took calc! I was too self-impressed. :D
And oh Brad. If only he was still owner.
@savdavid: No, just iphone owners. I have never had any problems with them, but I don't own an iphone and i don't pay the absurd amount for unlimited data usage that they do.
@dallasmay: So much for my Math degree. Good thing I went into computers way back when. If the problem isn't solve 2+2, I get out my calculator.





















Isn't AT&T sorta their own mother? I mean, they are Ma Bell.