New and old AT&T customers will be able to get a no annual service contract when the mobile carrier launches its mobile share value plans Sunday the company said in a press release.
"With our new Mobile Share Value Plans, customers don't have to compromise," David Christopher, chief marketing officer of AT&T Mobility, said in a statement. "Our new no contract option lets customers add a smartphone to the nation's fastest and most reliable 4G LTE network at a lower monthly cost. Customers want great value and a premium network - and now they can save more and get unlimited talk, text and data to share."
The plans will give customers a savings of $15 a month with the purchase of a new smartphone with no money upfront via AT&T Next, a payment plan that enables consumers to get hot new devices right away, which they can pay back in increments. Users with phones for 18-months under a 26-month payment plan are going to be eligible for a free upgrade when money is put toward the phone for a year and a half.
Consumers will also receive savings when they buy a smartphone at its regular price, or when their phone's contract expires, and they purchase one of the new plans. All consumers will have shared data, and unlimited talk, and text.
Families can use a maximum 10 devices such as tablet computers, and wireless gadgets on the same plan. Those using the phone for business purposes, will be able to use 10, 15, 20, or 25 components contingent upon the type of plan used.
Unlimited talk and text options with 300 megabytes of data are available for $45 each month. Consumers can include extra lines on eligible phones to all Mobile Share Value Plans at $20 a month. There are also plans for those wanting memory anywhere between one gigabyte and 50 gigabytes.
User will also get access to the company's nationwide Wi-Fi network free of charge.
