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AT&T Prepaid Plan - $300 for 12 mo (16GB/mo)

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AT&T Wireless has Multi-month Plan - $300 for 12 mo (16GB/mo), or $99 for 3 mo (8GB/mo).

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Posted June 14, 2022 at 14:50 PM EDT
by cheetah


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By anonymous on 07/30/2022, 10:46 PM EDT
This is great. I have been using ATT's 8G for $300/122 mo for 2 years. I dont see any difference in speed comparing to the post-paid customers.

By anonymous on 07/29/2022, 06:27 PM EDT
Is that you T Mobile? Zero proof of these statements and anyone with network bandwidth experience will know not all network hardware can support 10K+ users at the same time, if at all. //@anonymous: ATT prioritizes its post-paid customers over prepaid customers. Hence, if there is a high demand for networks, prepaid customers get less or no bandwidth, and most of the bandwidth goes to post-paid customers. This happens especially in big cities. //@Anonymous: why it doesn't work? isn't it the same thing as post paid ATT //@Anonymous: Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.

By anonymous on 07/29/2022, 01:58 PM EDT
I don't agree. I live in San Francisco. I don't see the difference. It's fast enough to download some app use the network for google maps, seeing some YouTube video. //@anonymous: ATT prioritizes its post-paid customers over prepaid customers. Hence, if there is a high demand for networks, prepaid customers get less or no bandwidth, and most of the bandwidth goes to post-paid customers. This happens especially in big cities. //@Anonymous: why it doesn't work? isn't it the same thing as post paid ATT //@Anonymous: Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.

By anonymous on 07/29/2022, 11:15 AM EDT
They all do it //@Anonymous: ATT prioritizes its post-paid customers over prepaid customers. Hence, if there is a high demand for networks, prepaid customers get less or no bandwidth, and most of the bandwidth goes to post-paid customers. This happens especially in big cities. //@Anonymous: why it doesn't work? isn't it the same thing as post paid ATT //@Anonymous: Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.

By anonymous on 07/01/2022, 01:54 PM EDT
ATT prioritizes its post-paid customers over prepaid customers. Hence, if there is a high demand for networks, prepaid customers get less or no bandwidth, and most of the bandwidth goes to post-paid customers. This happens especially in big cities. //@Anonymous: why it doesn't work? isn't it the same thing as post paid ATT //@Anonymous: Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.

By OGC on 06/15/2022, 01:56 AM EDT
Visible +1 //@anonymous: Visible wirless has $25/month unlimited data plan, tax and fee included, it uses verizon wireless network. //@Anonymous: 25/month is dirt cheap for phone and data.

By anonymous on 06/14/2022, 09:54 PM EDT
why it doesn't work? isn't it the same thing as post paid ATT //@Anonymous: Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.

By anonymous on 06/14/2022, 09:18 PM EDT
Visible wirless has $25/month unlimited data plan, tax and fee included, it uses verizon wireless network. //@Anonymous: 25/month is dirt cheap for phone and data.

By anonymous on 06/14/2022, 08:38 PM EDT
Mint

By anonymous on 06/14/2022, 06:42 PM EDT
Which service is that? //@Anonymous: Paying $15 for 4GB/mon with unlimited call/text now.

By anonymous on 06/14/2022, 05:54 PM EDT
Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.

By anonymous on 06/14/2022, 05:31 PM EDT
Agree, I have ATT 40$/month with 15GB of data , so 25/month is a great deal //@anonymous: 25/month is dirt cheap for phone and data.

By anonymous on 06/14/2022, 05:27 PM EDT
Paying $15 for 4GB/mon with unlimited call/text now.

By anonymous on 06/14/2022, 04:24 PM EDT
25/month is dirt cheap for phone and data.

By anonymous on 06/14/2022, 03:53 PM EDT
it is a waste unless you can use up those data

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