Friday January 15, 2010
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AT&T today announced new, lower-cost unlimited plans in an attempt to match Verizon's moves to lower their monthly rates.
The cuts are dramatic, but they depend on what kind of phone you have. Feature phone customers will see unlimited talk plans dropped from $99.99 to $69.99 per month, with talk and text costing $89.99 per month. If you have a "quick messaging device" - a phone with a keyboard - you'll have to get the texting add-on.
Smartphone owners, including iPhone users, see unlimited voice and data plans drop from $129.99/month to $99.99/month - though that doesn't include texting, which can cost up to $20/month more.
This puts AT&T's plans on par with Verizon's, although both carriers are still more expensive than Sprint and T-Mobile. AT&T customers can change to any of the new plans without a penalty or contract extension starting Monday. ...
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