AT&T introduces data rollover plans for mobile share customers

[BarryLincoln]

Pretty neat... Hopefully no more overages...

http://techcrunch.com/2015/01/07/att-announces-rollover-data-plan-starting-on-january-25/

[AnonymousUser]

FWIU it only rolls over to the next month. After 1 month it expires.
Additionally, you use your regular data before the rollover data.

[chucksterace]

FWIU it only rolls over to the next month. After 1 month it expires.
Additionally, you use your regular data before the rollover data.

You are correct. They needed to combat t-mobiles move however they did it very weak

[shtank]

You are correct. They needed to combat t-mobiles move however they did it very weak

Yup. Very weak. I was excited when I saw the headline (since I am a current AT&T customer) but it really isn't that great a deal. Better than nothing though (for free).

[yesitsme]

competition is a good thing for everyone [but for those that are in the line] look what happened in Israel it's happening here on a slower phase

[skyguy918]

competition is a good thing for everyone [but for those that are in the line] look what happened in Israel it's happening here on a slower phase

+100, I'm loving this whole competitive back and forth. The only people losing out (for the moment at least) are the Verizon customers, because Verizon just doesn't seem to give a damn

[AnonymousUser]

+100, I'm loving this whole competitive back and forth. The only people losing out (for the moment at least) are the Verizon customers, because Verizon just doesn't seem to give a damn

Verizon doesn't need to. People will stay with them because of their network, even though the rip you off and their CS stinks.

[skyguy918]

Verizon doesn't need to. People will stay with them because of their network, even though the rip you off and their CS stinks.

Time will tell whether that will be true over the long term. Either way, my statement still applies - the only ones losing out are the Verizon customers.