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AT&T Announces A-List with Rollover

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Uploaded by on Sep 28, 2009

On September 20th AT&T announced their newest feature "A-List" with rollover free to its customers with a qualifying calling plan of $89.99 on the family share and $59.99 on the individual plan. Family share customers can add up to 10 numbers to their list that the family must share and the individual plan holder can add up to 5 numbers. This video is a short explanation of these features with some clarifications and provides a quick voice/data plan comparison to a comporable Verizon Wireless plan.

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  • But I have a 1100 minute old Cingular family plan....the problem is I think anyone that has a family plan should be able to use A-list. There are not alot of customers on family plans of 1400 minutes...so there is only a small group that can actually take advantage of it!

  • I agree with you. Family share plan starting w/ 700 minutes should be eligible IMO.

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  • Hey I have a question? is it truth that if u wanna get unlimited web and text for a share plan its 30$ for all the lines?

  • what about a business plan

  • but hey Im not complaining...Im on the best network....with the best phone..great signal strength and 3G coming my way in about 2 months....I'm not complaining!

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