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AT&T Creates Post-Paid Plan Specifically for Tablets

Mar 3, 2011, 8:58 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Mar 3, 2011, 8:59 AM

AT&T today announced a new billing option for users of tablet devices. AT&T still offers its pre-paid $15/250MB and $25/2GB monthly data plans, and is now offering the same as a post-paid option. The new post-paid tablet data plans can be tacked onto a customers existing AT&T wireless bill. Both plans are month-to-month and neither requires a contract. The only difference is that with the new post-paid plan, AT&T will charge $10 per 1GB of data used beyond the 2GB cap. Pre-paid users who exceed 2GB in a month need to pay an additional $25 for another 2GB of data.

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pickles

Mar 3, 2011, 3:44 PM

bout time at&t

this better work for i-pad plans. i get customers b*tching about how they can't add their i-pad plan to their cellular account all the time.

jayizilly

I feel your pain

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