AT&T Drops Price For Unlimited By A Whole $10:aicmon:

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I'm going to switch to the $90 plan but I'll be switching to either T-mo or Verizon when the new iPhone drops. They still on some bullshyt with this price and that fugazy ass Unlimited Choice plan
Starting Thursday, new and existing AT&T customers can choose from two new plans: Unlimited Plus and Unlimited Choice.

Unlimited Plus starts at $90 per month for a single line and includes unlimited talk, text, and data at up to 4G LTE speeds. Video can be streamed in HD quality, but Stream Saver mode, which reduces streaming video to around 480p quality, is enabled by default and must be turned off through myAT&T.

AT&T Unlimited Plus includes up to 10GB of 4G LTE tethering per line per month, with speeds reduced to a max 128 Kbps for the rest of the bill cycle for eligible devices once the high-speed allotment is exceeded.

Two smartphone lines starts at $145 per month, while up to eight additional devices, such as tablets and hotspots, can be added for $20 per month each. The pricing includes monthly access charges, but it is not inclusive of taxes or additional fees. AutoPay and paperless billing are required.

For a limited time, AT&T Unlimited Plus customers can receive a $25 bill credit towards DirecTV, DirecTV NOW, or AT&T U-verse each month. The bill credits begin in 2-3 billing periods. The total monthly cost for AT&T Unlimited Plus with DirecTV NOW, for example, would start at $100 per month after discounts.

Meanwhile, AT&T Unlimited Choice starts at $60 per month for a single line, and includes unlimited talk, text, and data at up to 3 Mpbs speeds, but with no tethering included. Video streams at a max of 1.5 Mbps, aka about 480p. No discount is offered for bundling DirecTV, DirecTV NOW, or U-verse.

Two smartphone lines starts at $115 per month, while up to eight additional devices, such as tablets and hotspots, can be added for $20 per month each. The pricing includes monthly access charges, but it is not inclusive of taxes or additional fees. AutoPay and paperless billing are required.

For both plans, each line that exceeds 22GB of data usage may experience reduced speeds on that line for the remainder of the billing cycle, but only at times and in areas where there is network congestion, which is similar to 22GB, 23GB, and 28GB soft cap policies from Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile respectively.
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detroitwalt said:
The only thing stopping me is that AT&T's version of the 7 plus isn't compatible with T-mo's network, otherwise I would've been gone.
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detroitwalt said:
The only thing stopping me is that AT&T's version of the 7 plus isn't compatible with T-mo's network, otherwise I would've been gone.
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Thats false. There are only 2 versions of the iPhone 7 plus and both work for ATT and Tmobile.

There is the GSM only Tmobile/ATT model and then there is the Verizon/Sprint CDMA & GSM model that works for ATT and Tmobile also. I`m using the Sprint model on tmobile right now.
 
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CashmereEsquire said:
Thats false. There are only 2 versions of the iPhone 7 plus and both work for ATT and Tmobile.

There is the GSM only Tmobile/ATT model and then there is the Verizon/Sprint CDMA & GSM model that works for ATT and Tmobile also. I`m using the Sprint model on tmobile right now.
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Word? I'll have to look into that then. Thanks
 
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ATT been treating me good...

Gave me two phones for $300...

GOAT7 and an S7E and I already got it noted in my account I'll be able to trade in the S7E for an 8...:ehh:
 
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"For a limited time, AT&T Unlimited Plus customers can receive a $25 bill credit towards DirecTV, DirecTV NOW, or AT&T U-verse each month. The bill credits begin in 2-3 billing periods. The total monthly cost for AT&T Unlimited Plus with DirecTV NOW, for example, would start at $100 per month after discounts."

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This might convince me to stick with directnow instead of going back to PS Vue...My 3months free end in a week but this would basically continue to pay for it... Just wish they'd hurry up with cloud DVR
 
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