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Default AT&T is calling out T-Mobile for its misleading free iPhone commercial
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority

  • AT&T has brought a Fast-Track SWIFT challenge against T-Mobile’s “Top Three Plays of the Day” commercial.
  • The challenge claims that the commercial is misleading.
  • The National Advertising Division is now asking that T-Mobile stop airing the commercial or modify it.
There are no laws against bad commercials, but there are laws against commercials that present misleading information. AT&T believes that one of T-Mobile’s latest commercials falls into the latter. Now the Better Business Bureau’s (BBB) National Advertising Division (NAD) is asking T-Mobile to stop showing the commercial or modify it.

You’ve probably seen it by now, but T-Mobile has been airing a commercial called “Top Three Plays of the Day.” The commercial in question features Twitch personality Kai Cenat, NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and Snoop Dogg. In the TV ad, Snoop Dogg says, “Now at T-Mobile.com get the new iPhone 16 Pro ON US and families can save 20% every month versus the other big guys.”




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