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AT&T Creates New International Data Roaming Plan for iPhones

Nov 2, 2007, 2:44 PM by (staff)

Responding to complaints about high overseas iPhone data roaming charges, AT&T has developed a new plan. For $24.99 more than users' existing data plans, they will get 20MB of international data, and will be charged $0.005 per kilobyte for anything above 20MB. Users can also opt to spend $59.99 per month more than their existing data plans for 50MB of data, with the same overage charge per kilobyte. These rates apply only to 29 countries in which AT&T has roaming partnerships in place. Roaming outside of these countries will incur $0.0195 per kilobyte fees.

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xjittianx

Nov 2, 2007, 3:54 PM

wow

that's... well interesting. Seems pretty spendy, especially when you've already forked out $400-$600 for the phone itself. They could have atleast given you more than 50mb for $60. I think they can do better.

chainmail311

hey, if you're going overseas enough to incur massive data charges, you can AFFORD any iPhone plan.

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AshDizzle

Nov 3, 2007, 3:40 AM

dont know why this is news

These plans have been in the system for the better part of a month. I don't see how it's all the sudden big news.

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