AT&T Mulling Changes to iPhone Plan
May 19, 2009, 3:40 PM by Eric M. Zeman
Speaking at a technology conference in New York City, AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega said that the company is considering options to offer a more competitive rate plan for iPhone users. He said, "Right now we continue to study what is the best thing that is available, not just from an iPhone point of view, but what you can do to stimulate additional demand." Right now, the minimum monthly fee for the iPhone is about $70, including a voice plan and the $30 unlimited data plan. One option the company is considering is a lower-cost plan that has a limit on the amount of data that can be consumed. AT&T has not made any final decisions yet.
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stop insisting that your data plan is unlimited!
unlimited doesn't give a cap nor block your ways to stream like on a slingbox....
Based on rules and facts you can be degraded to lower network standards which will throw you on slower speeds, making you feel as if you want to give up on it after awhile, therefore butchering your thought...
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Has anyone been charged for domestic data on an iPhone when they had the $30.00 data plan?...
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How about allowing pay by the kb?
I'm paying $20-per-month for a service I don't use.
Charging flat out per-kb is ridiculous- unless the rate was insanely low, most people would wind up ...
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Why not just sell the data part seperate?
If i had the option to share a fixed amount of data traffic across various device's... i would hop on that bandwagon. Screw this B.S. fake unlimited data plan with overages, If i can setup a pre-paid plan which can track how much i use to the instant i use it... you bet that AT&T plans can do the same in their billing on my normal account. So that i should never have an overage or crazy $25,000 cell phone bil...
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That's why you could never work for AT&T.
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