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AT&T Now Offering Unlimited Calls to Mexico

Jan 20, 2015, 9:29 AM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T today added unlimited calling from wireless handsets to Mexico to its World Connect Value plan. For $5 per month, AT&T customers can make limitless calls to landlines and cell phones in Mexico. Customers who already subscribe to the World Connect Value plan will receive the upgraded free calling to Mexico at no additional charge. The World Connect Value plan, which is available to AT&T's postpaid wireless and AT&T Home customers, already offers low-rate calls to 225 countries around the world. The new plan arrives mere days after AT&T finalized its acquisition of Iusacell, Mexico's third-largest wireless network operator.

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T Bone

Jan 20, 2015, 11:15 AM

So Much For

So much for the claim that as a result of the Lunacell acquisition. at&t customers will end up paying more for international long distance to Mexico.

I expect a similar announcement for free, oir significantly cheaper, international roaming in Mexico will come soon.

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