Capped data usaged? Then offer rollover..

[saccento]

If they're gonna cap data usage, then they should come out with rollover data.. I think it's fair.. thoughts?..

 

[Cougarcat]

I agree, but they won't.I think I posted this elsewhere but it would be cool if you could choose what you wanted your rollover to apply to. I use a very minimal amount of minutes, so voice rollover is a waste.

 

[doubleatheman]

would way rather have rollover texts, then rollover data.


I have months where I send 3 texts, others I send 600....

 

[sniffies]

Alas.

I also read somewhere that AT&T plan to remove their current rollover feature completely.

 

[Cougarcat]

Alas.

I also read somewhere that AT&T plan to remove their current rollover feature completely.

Link?

 

[Dammit Cubs]

If they're gonna cap data usage, then they should come out with rollover data.. I think it's fair.. thoughts?..

That is a REALLY REALLY good idea. which means ATT won't use it.

 

[sniffies]

Link?

Update: AT&T has confirmed that it will continue to offer rollover minutes.

Sorry for the confusion.

 

[rkswat]

I keep seeing people use the work "cap" as it pertains to data plans. There is no "cap" for any plan. Use as much as you want there is no "cap". New users will simply have to pay for their overages but that certainly doesn't mean it's "capped". Guess they should of bought one before now if they don't want to pay for extra data.

 

[125037]

Alas.

I also read somewhere that AT&T plan to remove their current rollover feature completely.

Update: AT&T has confirmed that it will continue to offer rollover minutes.

Sorry for the confusion.

From the source:

Update: Woops. This means they are only going to go away from advertising rollovers. AT&T has confirmed that it will continue to offer rollover minutes.