AT&T starts $60 unlimited GoPhone plan
AT&T will begin providing unlimited voice and text for $60 a month as part of its GoPhone prepaid service, the company announced Friday. Other prepaid plans from Boost Mobile and MetroPCS, for example, are around $50 a month or less, but the $60 a month plan still sounds pretty good.
The plan also includes unlimited texting to Canada, Mexico, and a hundred other countries. AT&T will start offering the service on October 12.
(Via PhoneScoop)
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not a chance dude
- by windooor7 October 10, 2009 10:41 AM PDT
- THIS WILL ONLY TAKE OFF IF they allow iphone to be used as aprepaid phone. but then.60+30 =90+tax.regular(39+30+5+ tax=83)the main weakness of Metro pcs is lack of A real phone( as of now i concinder all their phones as prototypes or instances. . so if att and does not allow "real phones" to be used as go phones then ,else, no so go.
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- by leo13gto October 12, 2009 12:21 PM PDT
- what you just said makes no sense. why would at&t have to do that? this would make everyone switch to a prepaid which has no bill, customer service is horrible, no records of calls, text, etc. no upgrade privilages... on and on... at&t would never do that.
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