AT&T customers still on retired unlimited plans will be experiencing notable price increases soon. Here’s what you need to know.
Even if you don’t use AT&T, you’ve more than likely heard of the company’s variety of unlimited data plans. These plans have taken many different forms over the years, with many going on to be discontinued to make way for new and improved plans. More recently, AT&T retired some of its longtime unlimited plans such as AT&T Unlimited Extra, AT&T Unlimited Starter, and AT&T Unlimited Premium. While you aren’t required to switch if you’re already on an unlimited plan that’s been retired, keeping it won’t help if you’re trying to save on your AT&T bill.
AT&T customers on retired unlimited plans will be experiencing notable price increases come August. As announced by AT&T, those with only one line on their plan will have their monthly bill go up by $10, while those with multiple lines will have a $20 increase on their monthly plan in total, rather than increasing the price per individual line. Along with the existing benefits of plans, such as unlimited talk, text, data, and AT&T’s ActiveArmor mobile security, with the price increase customers will also get a set of enhanced performance features to enjoy across North America.
