AT&T iPhone Customers Can Keep Unlimited Data Plan for Next iPhone
AT&T's announcement of their new capped data plans has generated a lot of discussion amongst current and future iPhone owners. In short, AT&T eliminated their $30/month unlimited plan for new iPhone customers starting on June 7th. After that time, new iPhone (and other smartphone) customers have the option of $15/mo (200MB) and $25/mo (2GB) data plans. AT&T, however, has grandfathered in existing iPhone customers by allowing them to keep the $30/month unlimited plan if they desire.
But with the new iPhone just around the corner, several readers wondered if that guarantee would hold even if they chose to upgrade to the new iPhone. It seems like it will.
AT&T has replied on their Facebook page indicating that current customers may keep the $30/month unlimited plan even when they upgrade to a new iPhone:
But with the new iPhone just around the corner, several readers wondered if that guarantee would hold even if they chose to upgrade to the new iPhone. It seems like it will.
AT&T has replied on their Facebook page indicating that current customers may keep the $30/month unlimited plan even when they upgrade to a new iPhone:
The good news for current customers who love their unlimited plan is this: they are not required to switch, even when it's time to upgrade to a new phone. So you are welcome to keep your unlimited plan :)
Of course, by staying on the unlimited plan, customers won't be able to add on tethering service. See our previous coverage of the new pricing plans for further details.Top Rated Comments
(View all)22 months ago
So, either those retards are planning to eliminate unlimited plan or raise their prices...
Please let there be an alternative to ATT for the iPhone...
Please let there be an alternative to ATT for the iPhone...
22 months ago
Shoot, these caps do it for me. It's over the top. My wife and I were finally going to switch to AT&T but now were gonna wait for Verizon this Fall.
I'm sure I wouldn't go over 2GB/month but just the fear of the limit would make me not enjoy the phone's abilities.
I'm sure I wouldn't go over 2GB/month but just the fear of the limit would make me not enjoy the phone's abilities.
22 months ago
If this is the case, I might just get the 3GS now with the unlimited data plan, and return it if the new iPhone is released within 30 days.
22 months ago
June 7 --- which coincides with Steve's keynote.
I wonder if the new iPhone is going to be available the same day.
I wonder if the new iPhone is going to be available the same day.
22 months ago
Great news. Not that I use insane amounts of data, but for only $5 I'd rather keep the unlimited. Now, if a 2GB plan was, say, $15, that'd be different.
Of course, they get you by not allowing tethering on the unlimited plans.
Of course, they get you by not allowing tethering on the unlimited plans.
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