Starting today and ending July 11, new customers to AT&T Prepaid can get double the data on a $50/month plan. When signed up, you’ll be receiving 16GB of high-speed data instead... #ATT #ATTPrepaid ...

AT&T has tweaked its prepaid plans, making them slightly more attractive than before. Of note, users now have the option of an 8GB prepaid plan that costs $50/month, double or more the high-speed ...

AT&T is offering new pricing for its top prepaid hotspot plan: $55 per month for 100GB of data. That’s a big boost — and a nice discount — from the previous limit of 40GB for $75 per month.

AT&T is hoping to get itself back in the prepaid spotlight soon with new prepaid data packages. It's good news for users, too, as the new packages include 'double the data or more for the same ...

Finally, the multi-line discount for AT&T prepaid plans is also getting revamped. Currently, your second line gets you $5 off per month, third and fourth lines get you $10 off, and your fifth line ...

AT&T Prepaid customers with capped phone plans (non-unlimited) will get 10GB per month of data for the next 60 days. You’ll get the full 60 days if you are on a plan before April 26.

The last plan in AT&T's prepaid lineup is the standard 15GB option, which is again a pay-monthly plan with a set data allowance, 5G data, mobile hotspot, HD streaming, and data rollover.

AT&T sent a text message out to prepaid customers today announcing the change, writing that “now your plan includes sponsored data. This means, for example, that customers who have DirecTV or U ...

Its new GoPhone data plans will now offer at least double the data, while remaining at the same price. There are three tiers, including a 50MB plan for $5 per month, a 200MB plan for $15 per month ...

Other perks of AT&T's best prepaid phone plan include hotspot data, HD video streaming and 5G service. Network provider: AT&T When you hit your data limit: After 16GB, speeds slow to 1.5Mbps ...

Unlimited data plans have come roaring back in 2017 as the four major carriers repeatedly undercut each other with lower prices and try to sway … ...