iPhone Service Plan Rates Revealed By AT&T
So you can't add iPhone data service to an existing plan???
Wow. This actually sucks. I have a 39.99, 1000 min. a month w/rollover plan on mine and my wife's phones and have no interest in EVER giving that up. I just upgraded to the BB Curve, but was still considering the iPhone. However, if they aren't going to make it possible for customers like me to tack on some sort of iPhone data plan to our currently existing promo plans, then I want no part of it. Does anyone know if this is the case? Are we indeed limited only to the plans listed in this press release if we want an iPhone? 😕
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Answered my own question...
from the at&t website FAQ...
Existing Customer Questions
Q. How do I upgrade to iPhone?
A. Just go to an AT&T retail store, and mention you're replacing your existing phone. Our salespeople will help you through the process and answer any questions you have.
Soon you'll be able to upgrade through myWireless online.
Q. Do I need to switch to a different rate plan if I upgrade to iPhone?
A. If you’re an existing AT&T (formerly Cingular) wireless customer, you just need to add an iPhone Data Plan. (This may replace your current data plan. Your voice plan will stay the same) The iPhone Data Plan gives you Visual Voicemail, as well as Unlimited Data—includes both email and web—and texting, all for as ...
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from the at&t website FAQ...
Existing Customer Questions
Q. How do I upgrade to iPhone?
A. Just go to an AT&T retail store, and mention you're replacing your existing phone. Our salespeople will help you through the process and answer any questions you have.
Soon you'll be able to upgrade through myWireless online.
Q. Do I need to switch to a different rate plan if I upgrade to iPhone?
A. If you’re an existing AT&T (formerly Cingular) wireless customer, you just need to add an iPhone Data Plan. (This may replace your current data plan. Your voice plan will stay the same) The iPhone Data Plan gives you Visual Voicemail, as well as Unlimited Data—includes both email and web—and texting, all for as ...
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