Swapping between AT&T iPhone and Android

You'll keep the data plan. You don't have to worry about that. Go have fun with your new device and stop worrying!

dylanursula said:

Thanks but will they swap me out of my unlimited iPhone plan to another unlimited plan or the umlimited iPhone plan stay.

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I actually had a skyrocket 4g all last week. They have to put you on a LTE 4g Unlimited plan, but after that you can swap the sim back to your iphone whenever. Watch out with ATT supposed LTE maps...I am well within the LTE area, and can not get any service within my home area. Their response in store: "it doesnt extend out that far..." My response: False advertising.

dylanursula said:

Thanks but will they swap me out of my unlimited iPhone plan to another unlimited plan or the umlimited iPhone plan stay.

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You'll still have unlimited data. Like the member above stated you'll be switched to the LTE or whatever, but you'll be able to hot swap between them.

kgeier82 said:

I actually had a skyrocket 4g all last week. They have to put you on a LTE 4g Unlimited plan, but after that you can swap the sim back to your iphone whenever. Watch out with ATT supposed LTE maps...I am well within the LTE area, and can not get any service within my home area. Their response in store: "it doesnt extend out that far..." My response: False advertising.

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You failed to read properly. It's clearly stated. AT&T is not about to mislead anyone. If you always rely on what sales people say, you will continue to learn the hard way.

Conversely if you take advantage of the web, all terms of service are clearly stated there for your convenience. As the customer, you are responsible for your own education. Know what you sign, before you sign it, and you will never make this mistake again.

vitzr said:

You failed to read properly. It's clearly stated. AT&T is not about to mislead anyone. If you always rely on what sales people say, you will continue to learn the hard way.

Conversely if you take advantage of the web, all terms of service are clearly stated there for your convenience. As the customer, you are responsible for your own education. Know what you sign, before you sign it, and you will never make this mistake again.

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I read just fine bud. Im nearly in the center of an LTE area. Theres a difference between "approximate" and BS. Im 2 miles within the beltway of baltimore, and get no LTE within 1 mile of home.

Responses like yours don't belong. AT&T not mislead anyone, ever...are you serious? And FYI, I never once listened to the salesmen, this was research done on the website, so check your facts before you accuse others of not doing so.

OP: I hope I helped answer your question. You can do what you want, just give aTT a call, and tell them you want to switch to a 4g UNL LTE plan. EAsy.