3G Iphone Family Plans....HELP!!!
60 for primary and 9.99 for secondary
3G data pakage for unltd messaging and data is 50.00
So all together 169.99
or you can do the 30dollar package with unlimited data and 200 text and add unlimited family messaging for 30 dollars and save 10 dollars
so total would be 159.99
theres a 550 plan but only certain areas are eligible for that plan and its total is 59.99 for to lines. so you would be looking at
159.99
149.99
hope that answers your questions
30.00 for family messaging unlimited.
30.00 for data unlimited for the first line
30.00 for data unlimited for the second line
69.99 + 30.00 + 30.00 + 30.00 = 159.99
700 minutes: $69.99
1,400 minutes: $89.99
2,100 minutes: 109.99
3,000 minutes: $149.99
Unlimited minutes: $199.99
(Note: You’ll need to add $10 per line to the family rates above).
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You add $10 to the current iPhone features, not to the plans.
iPhone features are per line.
you can get the unlimited family text for 30 and the basic iphone plans for 30 each up 10 from 2g plan. so your lookin 159.99 base
60 for primary and 9.99 for secondary
30 for unlt data each. So 60 bucks.
30 family text plan.
alltogether 160, not tax of discount.
P.S. Family text plans work with iphones.
It also stated the iPhone 2.0 will need to be activated in store by an RSC who will tether the device to their computer and activate it in ATTs system. It will not be activated on iTunes like the first.
I know this is old news for some, but previously it was just speculation. Now there's official word.
Any other markets wanna confirm they're being fed the same information by their bosses?
ralph_on_me said:...
We got an email this morning stating the iPhone 2.0 (as they're calling it now) will require data service at $30 a month and does not include any messaging. Messaging packages will need to be added at the current market rate. This puts it in the same price bracket as other smartphones offered by ATT.
It also stated the iPhone 2.0 will need to be activated in store by an RSC who will tether the device to their computer and activate it in ATTs system. It will not be activated on iTunes like the first.
I know this is old news for some, but previously it was just speculation. Now there's official word.
Any other markets wanna confirm they're being fed the same information by their boss
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I know you work for ATT, and while I generally trust your information you aren't an official source along my chain. For that matter, I don't completely trust my superiors to pass on the correct information since they've gotten it wrong on many occassions. That's another reason it's important for different sources and different markets to confirm the sa...
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