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AT&T Intros New Voice Plans for Canada and Mexico

Jan 17, 2012, 10:30 AM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T today introduced new voice options for customers who travel to Canada or Mexico for vacations or other short stays. The AT&T Canada and Mexico Travel Minutes plan offers 50 minutes of talk time for $24.99 per month; 125 minutes for $49.99 per month; 275 minutes for $99.99 per month; or 800 minutes for $199.99 per month. These plans offer per-minute voice rates ranging between $0.39 to $0.79, which are significantly lower than AT&T's normal roaming rates. The plans will be available starting January 22.

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Mark_S

Jan 17, 2012, 6:43 PM

Common Sense

Subsidy unlock the phone and get a univeral SIM card.

T Bone

Just leave your phone at home when traveling overseas because even with a local SIM card it is too bloody expensive, and you're probably not going to use it anyway.

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