I want to add a new line on my plan for my girlfriend, currently I have an individual plan with the unlimited data on my iphone 4. So I plan to switch to a family plan since its better discount, however I'm a bit confused. Currently I pay about 100 dollars per month. If I add another line will I still be able to keep the unlimited data plan? Also will I be paying like 200 dollars per month? Since now there's two phones?
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Yes, you will be able to keep your unlimited data.
About family plan rates and details check with AT&T.
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-ph...e-plans/family-cell-phone-plans.jsp?WT.srch=1
About family plan rates and details check with AT&T.
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-ph...e-plans/family-cell-phone-plans.jsp?WT.srch=1
Take a look here: http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/cell-phone-plans/family-cell-phone-plans.jsp
Your current iPhone Unlimited Data plan will not be impacted just because you move to a shared FamilyTalk rate plan. Does your girlfriend have an iPhone? If yes, then she will have the $9.99 rate plan + the data plan so it should be much less than $200 per month depending on the FamilyTalk rate plan selected.
Dave
Your current iPhone Unlimited Data plan will not be impacted just because you move to a shared FamilyTalk rate plan. Does your girlfriend have an iPhone? If yes, then she will have the $9.99 rate plan + the data plan so it should be much less than $200 per month depending on the FamilyTalk rate plan selected.
Dave
I'll be getting her the iphone 4s for christmas, I was just confused on how the family plans work. I was worried that it would double my currently monthly since I would have two iphones.
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is it even worth it getting anything over the minimum 550 shared minutes plan since you also get the unlimited night and weekends PLUS the mobile to mobile?
And you should also consider what happens when you break up with your girlfriend (Im not saying that's going to happen, just saying you should read the fine print). You either get stuck paying for your ex's phone for two years, or you pay a hefty early termination fee (ETF). Just sayin'.
That's too easy, too accurate & eliminates the guesswork.
It takes all the fun out of it
