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New AT&T Mobile Share Advantage plans

Discussion in 'GENERAL Wireless Discussion' started by rjniles, Aug 19, 2016.

  1. rjniles

    rjniles Member
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    Just read about AT&T's new data plans that become effective 9/21/16.

    I am currently on a 3 GB Mobile Share plan with 2 phones that I purchased directly from Motorola (Moto X Gen 2). I pay (before taxes , fees and discounts) $40 for the plan and $25 for each of the phones for a total of $90.

    The new Mobile Share Advantage (if I am reading correctly) Will be $40 for the plan and $20 for each phone for a total of $80. Same 3 GB of data, roll-over and no overcharge for excess data. Instead of overcharges the plan downgrades to 2G speed. This is not a concern as we have never gone over the monthly data limit.

    Monday morning I will be off to the local AT&T store.
     
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  2. Jay2TheRescue

    Jay2TheRescue Resident Spamslayer
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    I'm still not parting with my $25 unlimited data... :)
     
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  3. dmapr

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    This starts resembling the VZW pricing. AT&T used to charge access fee of $25/mo/smartphone on <10GB plans and $15/mo/smartphone on 10GB+. VZW is charging a flat $20. For example, in our case we're paying $160 for 4 lines ($100 base + 4x$15) on a 15GB plan. Under the new pricing we'd be paying $170 ($90 base + 4x$20) for a 16GB (1GB more for $10 more) or the same $160 for 10GB (5GB less for the same money). No overages at 2G speeds are a nice touch until you actually need to use data :)
     
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    Does anyone know what happens with feature phone or quick messaging phones?

    Right now I pay $40 for 3 gb and $25 for a Smartphone and $20 for the feature phone. If that remains the same I would be paying $5 less. Haven't decided if it is worth the change for that amount.

    If I do change I would wait until the start of my billing cycle to do so.


    Edit: Found it, it's also $40 for the basic phone. So I would pay $80 as opposed to $85 that I do now.
     
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  5. Captiva

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    When is your UD plan from? I have the Spring 2006 Data plan that was $30 monthly for unlimited. American Telephone & Telegraph recently increased it to $35.
     
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