...we get them over to Business Data Support (800-331-0500 choose option for wireless Internet) for assistance....
That is the number to call that is listed in the FAQ from the ATT website I quoted in my post above.
...we get them over to Business Data Support (800-331-0500 choose option for wireless Internet) for assistance....
That is the number to call that is listed in the FAQ from the ATT website I quoted in my post above.
Went to work today and I did ask one of my fellow floor support agents if it were possible to switch an iPad from prepaid to postpaid and she said no...
I then went onto one of the computers (knowing she was wrong) and pulled up an article in our informational system detailing how to covert an iPad from prepaid to postpaid...
She was surprised and apologized for not realizing the AT&T offerings have changed...
But this announcement was not really made clearly to the CSRs when the iPad 2 was released so the rep would have to have some background knowledge on the subject in order for them to know how to handle the call in a timely manner.
The article I read in our informational system gave a number of 888-333-6651 (choose option 2) for customers to call...
And if a customer is incorrectly routed to Business Care then we must get them over to National Business Ordering in order to add a new line of service to an account.
I believe the number to the NBO is 800-444-4410 and then you must choose option 2 and then 5... That department is also only open Monday-Friday 8 AM to 8 PM.
The article also stated customers also have the option to going to an AT&T store and having the process completed there.
A new postpaid sim card is required and any data remaining on the prepaid account would be lost.
Hope this helps...
Went to work today and I did ask one of my fellow floor support agents if it were possible to switch an iPad from prepaid to postpaid and she said no...
I then went onto one of the computers (knowing she was wrong) and pulled up an article in our informational system detailing how to covert an iPad from prepaid to postpaid...
She was surprised and apologized for not realizing the AT&T offerings have changed...
But this announcement was not really made clearly to the CSRs when the iPad 2 was released so the rep would have to have some background knowledge on the subject in order for them to know how to handle the call in a timely manner.
The article I read in our informational system gave a number of 888-333-6651 (choose option 2) for customers to call...
And if a customer is incorrectly routed to Business Care then we must get them over to National Business Ordering in order to add a new line of service to an account.
I believe the number to the NBO is 800-444-4410 and then you must choose option 2 and then 5... That department is also only open Monday-Friday 8 AM to 8 PM.
The article also stated customers also have the option to going to an AT&T store and having the process completed there.
A new postpaid sim card is required and any data remaining on the prepaid account would be lost.
Hope this helps...
I called ATT about my unlimited ipad plan I've had for 10 months. The CSR told me it could not be transferred to my new iPad. I can't believe the training at this company. I've seen the ATT public announcement that the unlimited plan IS transferrable.
I'm afraid to go to an ATT store to do the transfer correctly in fear they get their hands on my precious ipads and take away my Unlimited plan, yuck. they give, they take away.
Update: Called last night and was directed to NBO, but they were closed for the evening. Call this morning and somehow I was directed to Customer Support and she was attempting to set me up via the iPad and I'm like no I want postpaid billing and just ended the call. Does anyone @ AT&T know how to handle postpaid billing for the iPad data seriously?
Wow, sorry everyone is having such a rough time. I called the day after launch to have a 2 GB iPad data plan added to my wife's monthly iPhone bill and had no problems whatsoever--took about 10 minutes and the rep on the phone even offered to call my wife to verify while i stayed on the line as I'm not on her account. I believe I called the standard cs number but I choose the sales option as it was a "new" account--figures this would be best as customers have the option of setting up postpaid data accounts even if they don't have existing wireless accounts.