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AT&T Debuts Two New International Messaging Plans

Sep 20, 2011, 12:08 PM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T took the wraps off of two new messaging plans that international travelers can use in order to save some cash when on the road in more than 100 countries. The new Global Messaging 200 plan offers 200 messages (text, video, audio) for $30 per month and the Global Messaging 500 plan offers 500 messages for $50 per month. Customers who don't choose one of these bundles are charged $0.50 per text message and up to $1.30 per multimedia message when roaming.

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Jellz

Sep 20, 2011, 1:17 PM

Well

How about lowering the per-minute rate while you're at it? 😳

GeeksAreBest

The per-minute rate isn't AT&T's charge, its a service fee that's passed straight through to the cust from whatever the supporting int'l carrier charges.

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Ashke13

These plans are too much for too little, yes you can do video/picture/audio but seriously $30 for 200 messages and $50 for 500? I'm happy with my unlimited internationl text plan for $10 at Sprint. Say what you want about Sprint but I have had their s...
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