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This is going to be great for me. I was using about 300 mb, but when
I got the IPad, it dropped to about 150. This is because I now check
my e-mail in the morning and at night at home, using wifi on the Pad.
I used to check it on the I-phone. I can go to the $15 plan, and if I
go over, just pay another 15 and be paying what I pay now. This is
good, because I am going to have to add the $5 text plan for my work.
I also have a really cheap phone plan -- $36 with tax and everything.
My bill now is $72 a month. It sounds like I don't use the phone
much, but I do. I just don't talk much on it, but have to have it,
love my apps, my gps, my Ipod features, all of it, and the camera
too. some of this doesn't involve ATT.

On Jun 2, 2010, at 4:02 PM, apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com wrote:

> - The existing $30 fair-use "unlimited" smartphone data plan is being
> replaced by two new options: $15 per month for 200MB and $25 for 2GB
> (called "DataPlus" and "DataPro," respectively). Customers currently
> on
> the $30 plan are welcome to stay on it, but they can switch at any
> time
> without extending their contract.
> - AT&T's new overage system is arguably the game changer: on the $15
> plan, you'll pay $15 for each additional 200MB,

Carol Mannchen
1107 Haysboro Ave
Nashville, TN 37216
615-228-4569
oldlawmom@comcast.net

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