AT&T adds unlimited calling to 5 numbers
September 9th, 2009, 4:04 pm · 3 Comments · posted by Tamara Chuang, a.k.a. The Gadgetress
Noted: AT&T Wireless just announced it will begin offering certain customers unlimited mobile calls to five of their most frequently called numbers. This follows Verizon’s follow of T-Mobile’s “My Faves” plan.
Called “AT&T’s A-List,” the feature allows unlimited calling to five non AT&T numbers, landline numbers included. Family plan customers get 10 numbers.
The A-List feature, which starts Sept. 20, can be added for free to qualified plans, which include individuals with Nation plans of $59.99 or higher and FamilyTalk customers with $89.99 or higher plans. This is in addition to AT&T’s Rollover benefit, where unused minutes roll into the next month.
Customers can change A-List numbers at anytime online but it takes 24 hours for changes to take effect. Here are the instructions. More details at att.com/alist.
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This is really ridiculous! The $89.99 plan comes with 1,400 minutes already. To use all that you would really have to be on the phone a lot. I actually have this plan with 4 lines on it and we never go over our minutes. Whatever is left over every month gets rolled over because AT&T has roller over. I have in excess of 8,000 minutes available at present. While this is a bonus, I wouldn’t say it’s a big deal.
BK: Some people use their phones for more than calling their grandparents. Some use it for work or to keep in contact with loved ones while travelling, etc. Use Your Head, or did you just want to see yourself on the internet being critical of something. Good Job.
HAHAHAHa. They announce this as soon as SPRINT emails all of their Premiere customers that if one has the Everything Data plan, they will automatically have Unlimited calls to ANY MOBILE phone in the US.
I’ve been with SPRINT for the past 5 an half years..Never seem to disappoint me.