AT&T Alters Pricing In Wake of Verizon Announcement
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Much cheaper Unlimited Talk and Text on Prepaid
AT&T offers $60 for 30 days prepaid unlimited. Why would anyone choose the postpaid plans. It's $30 more BEFORE they add taxes and fees. And no forced data plan on the phones you use for prepaid. Gotta love it.
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I would choose the postpaid plan because I may want a new phone at some point without having to pay $300+ for a no commitment phone. At least I can get an upgrade every 18 months.
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Prepaid and postpaid coverages are not the same, just check At&t's website for coverage.
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Ya whose cares most people don't travel around alot of areas, outside their main corridors. The bonus of prepaid is that you PAY no TAXES so that $60 is $60.. not $68.95 or $75.86 on some areas..
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Did you take a poll to know that most people don't travel around a lot of areas? Probably not, so why make a blanket statement like that.
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Apparently, a lot of other people care because At&t has more postpaid than prepaid customers. If it was all about the money than a lot people would just migrate to the prepaid plan.
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A lot of people don't know that the $60 unlimited for talk and text exists. I've never seen it advertised and I only informed my family members about it because I read forums that told me about it.
The "no required data plan" means that I can use any smartphone I want without being forced to give AT&T an extra $30/month or $360/year. That's a lot money back in my pocket to buy the next new phone that I want.
As a parent I prefer prepaid for my kids and if they talk too much or text too much I don't have to worry about a HUGE bill next month. Same with downloads and other operator related stuff. I want to minimize my costs and I've NEVER had a problem with AT&T coverage in my 6 years on prepaid and I've travelled up and down the east co...
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Im not going to read the rest of the posts about your comment...
I agree with you. $60 for Unlimited Talk and Text is pretty damn good for AT&T. No data plan REQUIRED is good for people who just need the basics, but need more coverage then say MetroPCS.
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