we are looking to move back to at&t from T-Mobile after four years for a few reasons that I won't really get into as they're irrelevant to my questions.
First, is there still an active Best Buy discount in their unlimited lines? We are looking to do 4 lines for $160 as is their current offering. My wife would be creating the account as she is the one who would receive the discount.
I'm also looking st seeing that AT&T's tv package is included. Is that accurate? We currently use YouTube tv and then seem to have virtually identical offerings. But no local channels? Is this actually included in the $160 price or is there an additional fee? I remember a few years ago it was additional but the verbiage seems to indicate it's included. YouTube tv is $40 a month so this would be a rather decent added value.
The four for $160 (plus taxes) is what this would cost, correct? There's no "access fee" added per line like they used to do? Again, things have changed so much since we left three to four years ago that's it's been hard to keep track; we just don't want to jump into something that seems like a better deal for us than we were expecting.
We are aware of the throttled video (T-Mobile does that too and the compression algorithms are so good anymore that it's a non issue). We are also aware of ATT reserving the right to throttle on a congested network (afaik that hasn't really been an issue for many people?).
We will probably being our own unlocked phones unless there is some active deal at the time that allows us to do a bogo or something; I don't see to see any carrier switch promo right now Our other potential option was the four for $100 at cricket but didn't know how well we could handle the constant 3mbps throttle. If the tv streaming is as it seems the savings on cricket will amount to $20 a month (plus taxes) without calculating In any form of Best Buy discount.
Appreciate the help!
First, is there still an active Best Buy discount in their unlimited lines? We are looking to do 4 lines for $160 as is their current offering. My wife would be creating the account as she is the one who would receive the discount.
I'm also looking st seeing that AT&T's tv package is included. Is that accurate? We currently use YouTube tv and then seem to have virtually identical offerings. But no local channels? Is this actually included in the $160 price or is there an additional fee? I remember a few years ago it was additional but the verbiage seems to indicate it's included. YouTube tv is $40 a month so this would be a rather decent added value.
The four for $160 (plus taxes) is what this would cost, correct? There's no "access fee" added per line like they used to do? Again, things have changed so much since we left three to four years ago that's it's been hard to keep track; we just don't want to jump into something that seems like a better deal for us than we were expecting.
We are aware of the throttled video (T-Mobile does that too and the compression algorithms are so good anymore that it's a non issue). We are also aware of ATT reserving the right to throttle on a congested network (afaik that hasn't really been an issue for many people?).
We will probably being our own unlocked phones unless there is some active deal at the time that allows us to do a bogo or something; I don't see to see any carrier switch promo right now Our other potential option was the four for $100 at cricket but didn't know how well we could handle the constant 3mbps throttle. If the tv streaming is as it seems the savings on cricket will amount to $20 a month (plus taxes) without calculating In any form of Best Buy discount.
Appreciate the help!
