Carrier AT&T transfer of billing responsibility now that only mobile share plans are offered?

[jlaw]

Has anyone successfully completed a transfer of billing responsibility for an AT&T account with unlimited data since AT&T moved exclusively to mobile share plans - so within the last week or so?

Wondering how that would work if one wanted to make a change from one individual voice/text plan to another, since they're no longer offered. If you assume responsibility now, are you stuck with whatever plan options the account you assume comes with?

 

[iaymnu]

The plans carries over with transfer of billing responsibility with att

 

[jlaw]

Yeah. That's not what I am asking.

 

[Ajones330]

Yeah. That's not what I am asking.

They will keep the old unlimited data as well as nation plan for voice. The new mobile share plans are only for new add a lines to individual accounts or starting new family plans.

 

[Diseal3]

They will keep the old unlimited data as well as nation plan for voice. The new mobile share plans are only for new add a lines to individual accounts or starting new family plans.

No, AT&T AOL will drop the unlimited data, Unlike Verizon.

 

[Jades]

No, AT&T AOL will drop the unlimited data, Unlike Verizon.

I did an AOL recently with AT&T and kept unlimited data without any issues

You just need to get the right rep to do it

 

[mytakeontech]

Has anyone successfully completed a transfer of billing responsibility for an AT&T account with unlimited data since AT&T moved exclusively to mobile share plans - so within the last week or so?

Wondering how that would work if one wanted to make a change from one individual voice/text plan to another, since they're no longer offered. If you assume responsibility now, are you stuck with whatever plan options the account you assume comes with?

I have done this in last few weeks.

I specifically told that I do not want to lose my unlimited data plan.

When my employer took the ownership of my account, I got corporate unlimited data plan.

I am not sure whether I will get my unlimited data plan when I take the ownership back.