We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Starting today and ending July 11, new customers to AT&T Prepaid can get double the data on a $50/month plan.

In an announcement on Thursday, AT&T revealed that both AT&T Prepaid and its subsidiary Cricket have added new $15/month plans that'll help consumers hit by financial hardship during the quarantine.

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Switching to AT&T Prepaid has a pretty solid bonus to it right now – a free 2nd month of service. For those ...

Target is now selling a refill card for AT&T Prepaid service, formerly branded as GoPhone. This is as AT&T is still using the GoPhone name for its own-brand prepaid cellular service. On the AT&T ...

Some AT&T prepaid plans are getting a bigger autopay discount. The higher-tier prepaid plans are getting either a heavier discount or more hotspot data. Discounts for combining lines are also ...

AT&T has doubled the amount of data wireless customers get under its $50 per month plan, increasing it from 8GB/month to 16GB/month. Customers who sign up for the plan with Auto Pay get a discount on ...

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AT&T will be increasing data allowances and enabling free mobile hotspot use on its GoPhone prepaid mobile phone plans later this week, the company announced. The entry level GoPhone option now offers ...

Wireless carriers have become fairly competitive over the past couple of years and the prepaid segment is no exception. AT&T has used the GoPhone moniker for its prepaid product for a couple decades ...

AT&T has officially relaunched its prepaid service under the AT&T Prepaid brand and is offering new customers 2 months of free service. Only recently was it rumored that AT&T would be scrapping the ...

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