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AT&T Cell Phone Plans
Customer care has been a strong selling point for AT&T cell phone plans, and as a prove of that the company has, in the past, won both the J.D. Power & Associates award for customer satisfaction and Yankee Group #1 rating for customer care in wireless. The national coverage area where you can make and receive calls with the AT&T cell phone plans is wide and comprehensive. The map below shows the approximate coverage areas where you can make and receive calls with AT&T cell phone plans. The company was acquired by Cingular in 2004, making the combined entity a giant with some 50 million wireless customers. As for the future, AT&T Wireless introduced GPRS network services back in 2001. Now, the company is working at providing actual 3G cellular services that deliver data transmission up to 2MB per second. In fact, AT&T Wireless has already introduced EDGE technology (which is seen by many as 2.75G, not 3G), with wireless transfer speeds up to 200 kbps. You'll need a specific EDGE handset/cell phone plan to access the network. The plans below were checked for ZIP code 10021, and availability and prices can vary for other locations. AT&T Cell Phone Plans - GSM America National PlansAT&T Cell Phone Plans - GSM America Local PlansAT&T Cell Phone Plans - Pay As You Go PlansAT&T has been on the forefront of the prepaid revolution. The prepaid offers for AT&T are offered under the "GoPhone" (paid by the month) and "Free2Go" (paid by the minute) brands.Now there's also something called "Ogo", which offers IM, E-mail, and text messaging, all in one package. In order to start calling with prepaid, you need to buy a prepaid phone (the package usually includes some minutes to get you talking immediately). |