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AT&T Adds Unlimited International Messaging to Mobile Share Plans

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attlogo.pngAT&T today announced plans to add unlimited international messaging to all of its Mobile Share and Mobile Share Value plans, allowing customers in the United States to send international messages as part of their existing plans, with no additional cost. Text, picture, and video messages are all included.

On Friday, February 28, all AT&T Mobile Share and Mobile Share Value plans will now include unlimited international messaging from the U.S. to the world. AT&T consumer and business Mobile Share customers can send unlimited text, picture and video messages. Current Mobile Share and Mobile Share Value customers will automatically benefit from this offer.

AT&T is also deploying a new World Connect Value international calling package, which offers one cent per minute calls from the United States to more than 35 countries including Canada, Mexico, and several other locations in Latin America and the Caribbean. The add-on, which is available to all AT&T wireless postpaid customers, costs $5 per month.

AT&T's new unlimited international messaging follows Verizon's recent introduction of new More Everything plans that also include unlimited international messaging.

Both the World Connect Value plan and the unlimited international messaging will be available beginning on Friday, February 28.

Top Rated Comments

zorinlynx Avatar
164 months ago
They really need to get rid of extra charges for texts and calls between the US and Canada.

I mean, why should it cost extra to call our hat???
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Oz. Avatar
164 months ago
People already have unlimited international messaging from whatsapp and other apps like it, but you know this and because of this you did it.

In Europe for this pricing you get unlimited calls and messaging worldwide.


...not impressed with this offer:rolleyes:
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
MrXiro Avatar
164 months ago
Thank you Tmobile for changing the the mobile telecom world for the better!
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
164 months ago
Competition is a good thing. Thank you T-Mobile and Verizon!
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
bushido Avatar
164 months ago
i dont think i have sent a single SMS on my iPhone 5 yet
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
164 months ago
meaning, the only reason I would use the app was to txt for free internationally but now most carriers in the US includes this service? Why should I keep the app??
In that sense for your situation perhaps that might be the case. Although what about the people that you text, would it perhaps cost them to receive and/or send regular texts to you and thus might still be better to use something like WhatsApp?
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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