expired Posted by mahermusic • Sep 11, 2019
Sep 11, 2019 3:07 PM
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expired Posted by mahermusic • Sep 11, 2019
Sep 11, 2019 3:07 PM
AT&T Connected Car Unlimited In-Vehicle WiFi Plan
(valid for Eligible Vehicles)$15/ Month
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There is not a specific discount for converting one of your existing voice lines. The discount is applied to the cost of the mobile internet line, for some of our mobile internet plans you can get a $10 discount if you have a voice line with T-Mobile. In your case, the SyncUP plan would not qualify for the additional $10 off because we have priced it as low as possible for people that may not have voice lines.
They don't understand what I'm asking, and I'm having trouble explaining.
The mobile internet plans for hotspot devices are priced the same as the SyncUP plans, so if you wanted to get 6 GB of data on that line it would still be $25 a month. I know we are looking to get you the most bang for your buck and I want to provide you with the best possible resolution. Reviewing your info I have a solution that I think would be perfect for you. If you did have a phone for that line you no longer used, I can give that line unlimited data and then you would have 10 GB that you can use specifically for hot spot. It would still be $20 a month but you would be able to get 10 GB to use on the go instead of 6 GB priced at $25.
I'm trying to get them to clarify if changing it to a mobile internet line, as you've suggested, would affect the amount of credit I receive for the line, making it $5/month plus taxes.
I also can't see that BingeOn is included anymore, although unclear if that would carry over if I converted an existing Simple Choice line.
Thanks!
Can't you use your cell phone hotspot if you really need internet on a iPad or something
Most of the time, we just barely go over the 2GB on 2-3 of the lines due to using our phones in the car while driving around. So that's $20-30 in potential lost credits.
By paying $15/mo for this WiFi, we shouldn't be going over the 2GB anymore, which means we will be saving $5-15/mo ($20-30 potential credit minus $15 wifi cost=$5-15 money maker).
YMMV but this is great for us.
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Does anyone know if this is necessary to use a OBD2 port? I would think it is just using if for the power source so you could buy a OBD2 port and hook it up to a 12v battery and be in business?
Does anyone know if this is necessary to use a OBD2 port? I would think it is just using if for the power source so you could buy a OBD2 port and hook it up to a 12v battery and be in business?
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