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Switching to AT&T Prepaid has a pretty solid bonus to it right now - a free 2nd month of service. All you need to do is buy a SIM kit (they cost $1), toss SIM in your own phone while choosing a ...
Starting tomorrow, March 27, AT&T Prepaid and Cricket Wireless will offer a new limited time $15 plan that gives customers unlimited talk and text, plus 2GB of data.
AT&T prepaid plans offer various options, including multi-month upfront payments for savings and other flexible plans.
AT&T appears to be overhauling its prepaid plans. While that might sound like the most boring thing you’ve heard all day, it’s actually great news … ...
AT&T is offering new pricing for its top prepaid hotspot plan: $55 per month for 100GB of data. That’s a big boost — and a nice discount — from the previous limit of 40GB for $75 per month.
A look at AT&T's Sponsored Data website shows that prepaid accounts are now eligible to use the sponsored data content, whereas previously it was limited to postpaid accounts. With this, users who ...
AT&T has tweaked its prepaid plans, making them slightly more attractive than before. Of note, users now have the option of an 8GB prepaid plan that costs $50/month, double or more the high-speed ...
The GoPhone brand made its public debut back in 1987, but after 30 years, AT&T has retired it in favor of a simple "AT&T PREPAID." And to go with this name change, the Death Star is offering up ...
AT&T has expanded its “sponsored data” program to cover customers on its prepaid wireless plans, offering them the ability to stream content from select partners without counting toward their ...
AT&T just announced that starting August 19th, it will offer family plans to its prepaid customers with the all new multiline discount.
Leap wireless on Friday announced that it has entered into an agreement to have AT&T purchase all of the telecom's stock and wireless properties for $15 per share in cash, a move that will net ...
The big blue carrier still faces strong competition in the prepaid sector from smaller carriers like Boost Mobile and MetroPCS, which is probably why AT&T came up with a new $50 unlimited plan ...