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iPhone Unlimited Plans $99.99, If You Ask For It

Written on January 16, 2010 by Finis Price in Law Office Use, Technology
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In an attempt to compete with Verizon’s new unlimited plans and perhaps to make it less enticing for users to jump to Verizon when the anticipated move to Verizon is announced, AT&T has lowered the cost of their unlimited voice and data plan to $99.99 (old price was $129.999) effective Monday, January 18. This is great news for lawyers and law firms paying for unlimited voice and data Nationwide plans.

However, as is always the case with AT&T, there is a catch.  The change must be made manually either at their website at att.com/wireless or by visiting a store. There is no cost for changing your plan nor does it require a resigning of a contract. Please note however, they will NOT make this change for you automatically, so if you have the unlimited plan like I do and don’t ask to have the price changed AT&T will gladly keep charging you the extra $30.

Source: Yahoo Finance

  • my blackberry comes out to about $65/ month but that is after a 20% discount from my employer so it is not that bad of a deal
  • There are lot's of issue about at&T, my friend told me that AT&T store should not sell clips there is nothing to hold them together the clip slides into the side of the holder, it is not permanently attached in any way. She bought a horizontal leather carrying case. After about a week she was outside and noticed her phone that was clipped on her belt was gone, she looked down and the clip was still there but no phone, no case. When I finally located the phone the next day (it fell on a concrete slab) the screen was broken.

    But about the plan, I didn't heard any issues about it yet.
  • dtoddsmith
    That helps soften the blow of what seems to be a spike in dropped calls lately.
  • It's funny you say that. I have noticed over the past two weeks that I have certain areas where I absolutely cannot connect or receive a call whatsoever until I move to another tower. It is clear AT&T is doing something to their network, the question is what and is it helping?
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