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AT&T Debuts New GoPhone Plans with More Data

Apr 18, 2014, 12:37 PM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T today upped the amount of data available to its GoPhone plans at no additional charge. Beginning April 25, the $40 plan jumps from 250MB to 500MB per month, and the $60 plan jumps from 2GB to 2.5GB per month and adds Wi-Fi hotspot. AT&T inserted a new $45 plan in between the two, which includes 1GB of data and is available at Walmart stores. Customers who already subscribe to these plans will receive the added data automatically. AT&T GoPhone is a prepaid service that does not require contracts.

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Jellz

Apr 18, 2014, 12:57 PM

Welcome changes

Especially the hotspot. Now international visitors who are drawn to AT&T just because it's a big name and works with their GSM phone can get the Wi-Fi hotspot feature. Before, you'd need a billed plan with Mobile Share.

bigjunsk8r

Agreed....

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