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AT&T Boosts Mobile Share Data Allotments to 50GB

Mar 18, 2013, 11:13 AM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T today announced new, larger buckets of data available to its Mobile Share customers. Beginning March 22, both business and consumer customers can select three new data plans: 30GB for $300 per month, 40GB for $400 per month, and 50GB for $500 per month (plus the cost of devices). As with the less expensive Mobile Share plans, these three options include unlimited voice calls and messaging in the U.S. AT&T is also making data-only Mobile Share plans available to its business and consumer customers beginning March 22. The new plans, called Mobile Share - Data, range in price from 4GB for $30 per month to 50GB for $335 per month. These new Mobile Share – Data plans are only available for tablets, laptops, and other connected devices. Overages are charged at $15 per gigabyte.

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Vmac39

Mar 18, 2013, 11:36 AM

Now....

Let's how many consumer customers will pay this price. ATT, you have to do better, when it comes to plans. Following their current price of $10 per gig is ridiculous, when you consider all the fees you still have to pay. Waive the additional line fee for at least two extra lines, or something. The average bill be ridiculous, when it's all said and done. Better yet, reduce the 30 gig to $150, 50 gig to $250, with the $15 overage. That's better than what they're offering.

freek1989

yea burge king have it you way!!!!! 😁 😁 😁 😁

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DarkStar

These plans aren't really for consumers. They are for Small Businesses.

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tether

Mar 19, 2013, 4:43 PM

Hoping to escape "cell-hell" Montana....

Good grief! I thought nobody in the galaxy uses over 2GB eh A Fee & Fee? What consumer account would then need to shell out these obnoxious amounts of dough for all this data? The Dugger Family if they can manage to have 230 more kids? Cant wait to get out of "cell hell" Montana with the scummy duopoly of ATT & VZW only. You folks who have the option of Sprint & T-Mobile don't know how lucky you are!!!!

CaptainPlanet

Mar 18, 2013, 11:48 AM

50GB for $500

What a deal! I'll take 2 please. 🙄

jrfdsf

If you call in the next twenty minutes, they throw in free end tables at no charge.

Jayshmay

Mar 18, 2013, 1:13 PM

Hmm,...$335 for 50GB's with ATT, or. . .

UNLIMITED data on T-Mobile LTE that will cover 200m by the end of the year, aaaand has HSPA 42 as a fallback instead of woosie HSPA 21 where ATT just stopped all of a sudden.

I hope T-Mobile is given the attn by consumers it deserves, their making a lot of exciting upgrades, and things will only get better when the spectrum from MetroPCS is combined!!!

DarkStar

Have you every thought about the reason why T-mobile has less than half the customers that AT&T does. Or why T-Mobile has even less customer than Sprint?

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