Since Cingular legal counsel sent us a note Friday demanding we call and take down some internal documents, nothing has happened. They told us to call. We didn’t call. Instead, we insulted their note. Other sites picked up and popularized the story. Nary a further Cingular peep. Not even a full cease and desist. Sigh. We feel a little left at the altar.

However, one of our readers, Amy Alkon, tracked down the phone number of the attorney who sent the note, just based off his name. She reports she got him to forward on her complaint about Cingular’s expiring gift cards, previously languishing in customer service naidr, to the legal division. Neat! Now that’s what we call consumerism, suckas.

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