T-Mobile Surprise Porn Not An Isolated Incident

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After we posted yesterday about a T-Mobile customer being greeted by pictures of topless women when he logged into his account to pay his bill, some of you asked, "What's the problem?" Several readers' stories answer that question. (Censored but not exactly tasteful pictures inside.) UPDATE: T-Mobile response inside.

It could get you in trouble at work:

I have a company supplied T-Mobile blackberry. Very unfortunately, when my phone wasn't working, one of the women in our IT department went to my T-Mobile account page to correct the issue and found a very graphic and clear picture of a woman's breasts. It created a terrible situation. No one – and I mean NO ONE - would believe me when I told them that I did not take the photo, nor did I put it there. I finally had to just drop it because the more I insisted that it wasn't mine, the more guilty I sounded. The problem here is that I am the head of the Human Resources Department. I wish it had turned out to be a funny situation, but it didn't take that path. For many other people, this could be humorous. In my situation, it wasn't.

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http://consumerist.com/5397214/t+mobile-surprise-porn-not-an-isolated-incident

:rofl:

[vadawg]

1. lol funny as hell, especially the more i said i was innocent bit

for one i wouldnt be to bothered to find the pics on my page, would probuably laugh my ass off. I can understand not wanting it ona work related one though.

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2. Can you imagine opening that up in front of your boss?

It's even worse if you're in the pictures.

[Toucano]

3. It's just boobies.

For the love of god!

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4. Tell it to the unemployment office.

:shrug:

[bertman]

5. Tell everyone you're just trying to stay abreast of the latest happenings.

[Toucano]

6. ROFL! n-t