What will I receive in exchange for my old AT&T common stock shares that are held in uncertificated form?
Pursuant to the acquisition, each share of old AT&T common stock was converted into .77942 of a share of new AT&T common stock. No fractional shares were issued for your new AT&T common stock; instead, you should have received a cash-in-lieu-of check. For participants in the DirectSERVICE Investment Program for Stockholders of AT&T Inc. (the “DRP”), fractional shares due participants will be aggregated and held by the Plan Administrator of the DRP on behalf of participants and shown on their accounts. When the participant acquires a whole share, it will be credited to the participant’s uncertificated account. Approximately 10 to 15 business days following the effective date of the acquisition, you should have received a Transaction Advice form from the exchange agent, Computershare, that showed how many uncertificated shares were automatically credited to your new AT&T account. Included was your cash-in-lieu-of check for your fractional share, if applicable. In addition, old AT&T paid
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