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AT&T Makes It Less Costly to Call and Message Other Countries

Feb 25, 2014, 5:42 AM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T today tweaked its calling and messaging rates for reaching out from the U.S. to people in other countries. Beginning February 28, all Mobile Share and Mobile Share Value customers will be able to send unlimited international text messages for free. This feature will be applied automatically. Additionally, AT&T announced the World Connect Value plan, which lets AT&T customers call any number in more than 35 countries for 1Â¢ per minute. The World Connect Value plan is available to all AT&T customers for a base charge of $5 per month.

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Mark_S

Feb 25, 2014, 11:08 PM

Ha!!!!!

AT&T MVNO's have been doing this already! Why bother with a post-paid carrier for this???? 🙄

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