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New AT&T Data Customers Can Expect Overage Charges

By james_fudge

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Don't own an iPad yet and plan to use AT&T for all your data needs? Well then, you'd better watch your back, sunshine. Today the company announced that all new customers using smart phones like the Blackberry or iPhone or devices like the iPad will have to pay extra for data. Beginning June 7, AT&T will give new customers two options to choose from - both featuring overage fees:

Option 1: A $15 monthly plan for 200 megabytes of data and an additional $15 for every additional 200 MB of data used.

Option 2: $25 for 2 gigabytes of data and an additional $10 for each gigabyte used over the limit.

AT&T says that these new pricing models give consumers more affordable choices. Really, they said that! Read More

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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on June 02, 2010 (boomark / email).

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