July 3, 2009

You could make payments by cell phone in the near future. Instead of cash or debit cards you will be able to use your cell phones as a 21st-century form of high-tech wallet
July 2, 2009

MetroPCS Communications Inc on Wednesday unveiled a discounted international calling service, its latest effort to appeal to cost conscious U.S. consumers.
July 1, 2009

Cell phone users in the European Union will enjoy significant savings when "roaming" within the bloc's 27 member states from July 1 with the introduction of new pricing rules.
June 30, 2009

The world's ten major mobile phone manufacturers have agreed to produce a universal charger for users across Europe, with the first such chargers expected to be introduced on the EU market next year

June 29, 2009

Verizon and Alltel have agreed to refund an estimated $30 million to Florida cell phone customers billed for ringtones and other features that people did not order or did not know would add monthly fees from $9.99 to $49.99.

June 25, 2009

Verizon and Alltel have agreed to refund an estimated $30 million to Florida cell phone customers billed for ringtones and other features that people did not order or did not know would add monthly fees from $9.99 to $49.99.

AT&T Unity Plan Allows More Free Minutes

AT&T Inc. announced that the AT&T Unity(SM) Plan -- the premier wireless-wireline converged calling plan -- is going to the next level. Now with the addition of wireless Rollover(TM) Minutes and fewer requirements, the plan allows more consumers and small businesses to join free calling community.

The changes to AT&T's Unity plan allow existing AT&T wireless customers to keep their Rollover Minutes and only require customers to have a combined bill for AT&T local and wireless service.

With the AT&T Unity plan, subscribers will not have to worry about using up their wireless Anytime Minutes when they make or receive calls from their wireless phone to 100 million-plus AT&T phone numbers.* In addition to free domestic wireless calling to and from other AT&T customer numbers, the AT&T Unity plan includes unlimited night and weekend minutes, as well as a package of Anytime Minutes. With the addition of Rollover Minutes, AT&T Unity customers will now be able to keep their unused wireless minutes for up to 12 months.

"AT&T has the largest calling network in the country, and now we are making it easier to join in and take advantage of the benefits," said Rick Welday, chief marketing officer, AT&T Consumer. "We are making significant strides to develop services that change the way consumers think about their communications. The AT&T Unity plans are clear examples of how AT&T is raising the bar when it comes to offering our customers flexibility and value."

AT&T Unity rate plans are available to new and existing AT&T-qualified residential, small business or postpaid GSM wireless customers in the company's 22-state service area. The AT&T Unity plan provides the convenience of a single bill for wireline and wireless services, and customers are no longer required to subscribe to an unlimited AT&T wireline long distance calling plan.

Available residential AT&T Unity calling plans include:

-- AT&T Unity** Individual Plans. Five packages of 900 to 6,000 Anytime
Minutes plus unlimited night and weekend minutes and unlimited free
Unity Minutes for approximately $59.99 - $199.99*** a month. Plans
include nationwide long distance and roaming, voice mail, Call
Forwarding, Call Waiting, 3-Way Calling, Caller ID and Rollover.
-- AT&T Unity** FamilyTalk(R) Plans. Six packages offering 700 to 6,000
Anytime Minutes plus unlimited night and weekend minutes and unlimited
free Unity Minutes for approximately $69.99 - $299.99*** a month. Plans
include nationwide long distance and roaming, voice mail, Call
Forwarding, Call Waiting, 3-Way Calling, Caller ID for up to five lines
(there is an additional cost for each line added) and Rollover.

(July 16, 2007)


   
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