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At&t Shared Value Plans
This is a really silly question, I cant connect to chat with someone from at&t to help me figure it out, but I am tired of trying to connect to the chat so I wanted to see if anyone could help me!
So I was wondering, with the shared value plans, if I buy 2 phones, and add 3GB to one, does that mean that those 2 phones will share that 3GB monthly? Or could I add 3GB to each of the phones and that would mean they would share 6GB all together monthly? Because its not giving me any other options for my data choices, and I know that my sister and I will most likely use 6GB monthly, but I wanted to add another line too and after 6GB is 10GB and thats way too much$$$!! haha please help!!!
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sandblaster
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9 years ago
As Lizdance noted, the per line discount is higher if you get 10GB or more, so when you add that third line you can increase to 10GB basically at no extra cost. The 6GB plan with 3 phones would be $70 + $25 + $25 + $25 = $145/mo. The 10GB plan would be $100 + $15 + $15 + $15 = $145. In other words, 10GB for the same price because the discount is greater. Note though that you only get the discount if each phone is not under contract. If you buy a phone at the 2 year contract price, you will not get the service discount.
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formerlyknownas
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9 years ago
The amount of data effects the possible discount on line fees.
10 GBS of data is $100, but the per line fee is discounted by $25, making the line fee only $15 each.
Total $130 a month for service only. You have to add cost of buying a phone if you don't have one.
The line fee on a 6 GB ($70) plan only qualifies for a $15 discount for a line fee of $25
Total of $120 a month for service only. You have to add the cost of buying a phone.
If you add a 3rd phone to the 20 GB plan it only adds $15 for a line fee, plus the cost of buying a phone.
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abbyL0103
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