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Update 11-20-2020 #1: Looks like the plan detail is out on AT&T prepaid site. Looks like the new plans lost the HD video streaming but Canada and Mexico roaming stays on the 15GB plan.
It is NOT on the website yet, but when you login to your prepaid account, select the Plan tab and you will see the new $40 Plan with 15GB and $30 Plan with 5GB. I changed the plan since today is my renewal day.
Also they removed the autopay discount on these new plan with a more straight forward pricing.
You still get multi-line discount with these new plans. For 2 lines on the $30 plan you pay $25 per line ($30 x 2 - $10)/2.
Tips #1: Change plan on the day before renewal to avoid excessive prorated charges.
Tips #2: Buy prepaid refill online at Target year round promotion to save an extra 10 to 15% and pay no taxes!
$40 15GB Monthly Plan
Good for 30 days upon payment of applicable plan charge. Not eligible for AutoPay discount. Unlimited Talk & Text: Includes unlimited talk and text within and between the U.S., Mexico & Canada and unlimited text from the U.S. to over 100 countries. For the list of over 100 countries available for texting from the U.S., go to att.com/prepaidintltext. Data: Plan includes 15GB of high-speed data in the U.S., Mexico & Canada. After high-speed data allowance is used, speeds are reduced to a max of 128 Kbps for rest of 30-day term. Mobile Hotspot use included. Video Streaming: Video streams in Standard Definition quality similar to DVD (about 480p). Ability to stream and video resolution may vary and be affected by other factors. For more details on coverage area availability, charges, restrictions and conditions, go to att.com/prepaid. Service provided by AT&T Mobility.
$30 5GB Monthly Plan
Good for 30 days upon payment of applicable plan charge. Not eligible for AutoPay discount. Unlimited Talk & Text: Includes unlimited talk and text within the U.S. and unlimited text from the U.S. to over 100 countries. For the list of over 100 countries available for texting from the U.S., go to att.com/prepaidintltext. Data: Plan includes 5GB of high-speed data in the U.S. only. After high-speed data allowance is used, speeds are reduced to a max of 128 Kbps for rest of 30-day term. Mobile Hotspot use included. Video Streaming: Video streams in Standard Definition quality similar to DVD (about 480p).Ability to stream and video resolution may vary and be affected by other factors. For more details on coverage area availability, charges, restrictions and conditions, go to att.com/prepaid. Service provided by AT&T Mobility.
http://www.att.com/prepaid
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That link doesn't have the latest info on US Mobile plans.
The $45 plan is the Unlimited All plan. Both T-Mobile and Verizon services have eSIM and international calling and data roaming included. T-mobile has wifi calling too. That $45/mo becomes $25/mo per line if you sign up for at least 3 lines. They give you 1 perk for 3 lines...2 perks for 4 lines. The Disney+ Hulu ESPN+ bundle is $20/mo and Spotify Family is $14/mo. So for 4 Unlimited All lines plus the 2 perks, we're paying a total of $100/mo.
They just introduced a new pooled plan which gives you unlimited calls and text plus shared data for all lines. I think it's like $9 per phone line plus $2 per GB. So let's say you have 4 lines and 20gb shared data...it'll be $36 + $40...something like that. If you're gonna pay this much though, better to just get the Unlimited All plan especially is you're already subscribing to video game, video/audio streaming services such as Playstation Network, Netflix, Disney+ Spotify etc.
Best to checkout their site for their latest plans. When I was doing research, all of the comparison charts I saw were incorrect/not up to date. So better to just go to each MVNO's site to check latest deals.
If you buy ATT prepaid refill cards from Target website then you won't -- look for a sale and combine with 5% Target RedCard discount
T-Mobile cuts of your data completely on the $25 connect plan. No throttled data. Something to take in consideration.
The $45 plan is the Unlimited All plan. Both T-Mobile and Verizon services have eSIM and international calling and data roaming included. T-mobile has wifi calling too. That $45/mo becomes $25/mo per line if you sign up for at least 3 lines. They give you 1 perk for 3 lines...2 perks for 4 lines. The Disney+ Hulu ESPN+ bundle is $20/mo and Spotify Family is $14/mo. So for 4 Unlimited All lines plus the 2 perks, we're paying a total of $100/mo.
They just introduced a new pooled plan which gives you unlimited calls and text plus shared data for all lines. I think it's like $9 per phone line plus $2 per GB. So let's say you have 4 lines and 20gb shared data...it'll be $36 + $40...something like that. If you're gonna pay this much though, better to just get the Unlimited All plan especially is you're already subscribing to video game, video/audio streaming services such as Playstation Network, Netflix, Disney+ Spotify etc.
Best to checkout their site for their latest plans. When I was doing research, all of the comparison charts I saw were incorrect/not up to date. So better to just go to each MVNO's site to check latest deals.
Was told "The video is not throttle down and played at original content
And we do not offer local roaming
Wi-Fi Calling is offered on our GSM services
And visual voicemail is only on Super LTE
You might have to choose one of the service"
I hear a lot of complaints about Tmobile and Mint. Their GSM uses the same Tmobile backbone I believe. I may go with the Super LTE SIM Card which uses Verizon network like Visable.
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Was told "The video is not throttle down and played at original content
And we do not offer local roaming
Wi-Fi Calling is offered on our GSM services
And visual voicemail is only on Super LTE
You might have to choose one of the service"
I hear a lot of complaints about Tmobile and Mint. Their GSM uses the same Tmobile backbone I believe. I may go with the Super LTE SIM Card which uses Verizon network like Visable.
Good thing with US Mobile is you can switch any time between their Super LTE and GSM service (or vice versa). Before we signed up, I was able to request 4 sets of sim cards instead of paying $4 each. each set comes with T-Mobile and Verizon sim. When or if they start offering wifi calling in their Super LTE, I'll switch...or maybe not considering T-Mo has better 5G coverage than Verizon. Hot tip...Hotspot works, too w/o extra fees for both. 😉
So far, I have no complaints on their T-Mo service. I've only been with them for a month though. So time will tell. Not too worried about it since I'm not paying 3 months or 1 year prepaid service like what Mint Mobile is making its customers do.
Service is fine now but when I lived in the next city over I had ZERO service within my home. Like, get notified for a voicemail when the phone never rang.
Also my hotspot works great for about 5 minutes and then stops sending data, every time. But I just switched to a unlocked Oneplus 8 5G that was originally Verizon based. So that could be a factor.
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