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AT&T Adds $45 Option to GoPhone Plans

Nov 19, 2014, 5:17 PM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T recently added an option to its selection of prepaid plans. Splitting the difference between the existing $40 and $60 plans is a new $45 plan. It includes unlimited calling in the U.S. and unlimited messaging. As for data, the plan offers 1GB of high-speed data. Customers who exceed the monthly limit will be throttled down to 128Kbps for the remainder of the billing period. Alternately, customers can purchase another 1GB of data for $10. The $40 plan includes only 500MB of data, while the $60 plan includes 2.5GB. The new $45 GoPhone plan is already available.

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acdc1a

Nov 20, 2014, 7:35 AM

Nice

If you have a single line and don't mind prepaid, this beats T-Mobile by $5.

Wonder if the competition will respond.

T Bone

In truth, at&t already has a $45 plan, it's just that until now it has been a Walmart exclusive, apparently they are now making it universal.

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