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AT&T Tweaks Mobile Share Value Data Buckets

Aug 14, 2015, 7:30 AM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T today adjusted the monthly data allotments available in its Mobile Share Value plans. The least-expensive plan costs $20 per month and includes 300MB. Stepping up to $30 buys 2GB, $50 buys 5GB, $100 buys 15GB, and $140 buys 20GB. These new amounts/prices are a slightly better value than they were before. The first three options require $25 monthly access fees per line, while the latter two only require $15. The latter two also get unlimited calling and messaging to Mexico and Canada as a bonus feature. AT&T said customers who need more than 20GB can talk to sales reps about its 25GB, 30GB, 40GB, and 50GB plans. All plans continue to offer unlimited voice minutes and messaging both in the U.S. and to international numbers. They also include Data Rollover. The new AT&T Mobile Share Value plans will be available starting Aug. 14.

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DocAlchemy

Aug 14, 2015, 9:14 PM

Does The Unlimited Calling To Mexico And Canada Option Apply To The Original Mobile Share Plans?

Or do you have to change the plans?

linkfeeney

I think so... it has to be like $100 plan and up on what I saw...

Fredd

There are no automatic plan changes, you have to request the change. Also. plans below the $100/15GB do NOT include the Canada/Mexico calling.

walpoleauto

Aug 14, 2015, 9:09 AM

Dumb move

The fact that they have a $50 plan and jump up to $100 with no options in between is dumb. It is like Att either wants you to overpay for unused data or get hit with overage.

TMobile and Sprint may have inferior networks compared to the big 2, but their efforts to bring in consumers is commendable. Verizon and Att are taking steps backwards while others move forward.

B-Sides

I'm sorry but your comment makes no sense?

"TMobile and Sprint may have inferior networks compared to the big 2, but their efforts to bring in consumers is commendable"

So what you're saying is that you would rather pay less for a less dependab...
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Fredd

Talk to a rep, if you really want a plan between these points you may still be able to get the $70 6GB plan. Usage of current tiers is always reviewed before such changes, the 4GB & 6GB plans were minimally requested.
The new $100 / 15GB plan also in...
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