Carrier AT&T is a fraud

[eclipse01]

i'm sorry but what is a "$30 access fee"?

I currently have a single line plan but do plan on putting my g/f on my account at some point.

 

[Brandonjr36]

i'm sorry but what is a "$30 access fee"?

I currently have a single line plan but do plan on putting my g/f on my account at some point.

So say your data package is $100 and you have 3 lines. It would be 3x30= $90 so your bill would be $190. Access fees are per line.

 

[eclipse01]

So say your data package is $100 and you have 3 lines. It would be 3x30= $90 so your bill would be $190. Access fees are per line.

that is what i figured, good to know.

Thanks for explaining

 

[Brandonjr36]

that is what i figured, good to know.

Thanks for explaining

No problem.

 

[mcdj]

if your on the unlimited plus plan or choice plan stay where your at. Don’t switch to there “new cheaper plan” it’s not cheaper it goes down $10 a month then they charge you $30 access fee per phone instead of $20 like it was before. AT&T is a joke. Glad I stayed on my current plus plan.

A fraud would be if you paid for service and did not receive it. A fraud would be if you agreed to pay $100 and they tried to charge you $200. A fraud does not mean charging a price you don't agree with. For some people with certain older plans, the new plans are in fact cheaper.

And the word there does not have 3 different uses.

 

[4RunnerHeaven]

OT, I know. However, are you pleased or, at least, satisfied with the Nighthawk? Thanks.

So far, other than it wanting to go to sleep, it has been great. I get great speeds where I have used it so far. If it stays plugged in, and connected to a laptop, it seems to stay awake. I am sure if I had it hooked up to a router and the wifi on it turned off, it would stay awake the whole time per what I have read.

 

[Brandonjr36]

A fraud would be if you paid for service and did not receive it. A fraud would be if you agreed to pay $100 and they tried to charge you $200. A fraud does not mean charging a price you don't agree with. For some people with certain older plans, the new plans are in fact cheaper.

And the word there does not have 3 different uses.

Ha they do that every month. Told me my bill would be $300 it’s always $400

 

[4RunnerHeaven]

Ha they do that every month. Told me my bill would be $300 it’s always $400

Yeah, been fighting with them every month as my bill should be around $250 and it's been $360. They keep saying it will be, and it hasn't. I finally changed my plan around and it should be lower now. No iPAD, no Apple Watch, 4 phones, on Unlimited Plus, with one hotspot now.

 

[csurfr]

So say your data package is $100 and you have 3 lines. It would be 3x30= $90 so your bill would be $190. Access fees are per line.

Good lord that is insane. $90.00 extra on three lines because you have a smartphone is robbery. I realize T-Mobile might not have the best coverage in some areas, but they don't hit me with that.

 

[Brandonjr36]

Good lord that is insane. $90.00 extra on three lines because you have a smartphone is robbery. I realize T-Mobile might not have the best coverage in some areas, but they don't hit me with that.

Bad thing about it for me is I have 7 lines so if I moved the the new plan that would be 7x30 which is 210. I’m on the older plan no which is 7x20 $140. So it’s a little better. I’ll definitely stay right where I’m at.

 

[Fthree]

Lots of good info here.

 

[rugmankc]

I can't answer your question, sorry.

But, think you would get more views if you started your own thread with a Title more specific to your question.

Some folks may not view this thread based on its title. But, may have the answer you are seeking---

Good Luck

 

[Fthree]

I can't answer your question, sorry.

But, think you would get more views if you started your own thread with a Title more specific to your question.

Some folks may not view this thread based on its title. But, may have the answer you are seeking---

Good Luck

thank you will do great suggestion!

 

[blairh]

As an Unlimited Choice single line user I am pretty confused if I should go to UC Enhanced or not. From Ars Technica....

That means Unlimited Choice customers will get slower Internet speeds than other AT&T customers any time the network is congested. Previously, they had a 3Mbps limit at all times—now, they can get higher speeds most of the time but could be slowed down to speeds below 3Mbps if they're in busy areas.

So I'll save $5 a month with Enhanced, and get faster overall speeds, but also risk getting slower speeds in 'busy areas'.

 

[macsrcool1234]

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And yet, all you have to do is ask ATT (via chat or phone) to compare your current plan with a new plan. They will go through every charge, in detail, so that you know with precision what you are paying for, and why, and whether you will save money (and how much) before you change plans.

I don’t understand your complaint.

There are many, many times where they give you incorrect estimates. Get on a chat 10 times and get 5 different answers.

Good luck getting the quoted price after you switched and have a higher bill.