How is this Legal ATT forcing me to get cable service with my unlimited cell phone plan?????

Thats part of the deal with unlimited data take it or leave it.  Its not like its not in the terms and conditions or on the page selling unlimited data.

Are you writing to say you switched plans and just ignored the TV requirement?  

It has been very clear from the day the plan was offered that it was a package deal.

Why do you think the rules don't apply to you?

I suggest you ask for your old plan back.

@Crysnraul

The Price on the unlimited plan is so simple, it's not possible to mis quote.

$100 for line one, $40 for line 2 and 3 line 4 is credited after month 3. Must be a smartphone to qualify.

The requirements are totally legal. Just because you can switch to unlimited on myAT&T without verifying DirecTV or Uverse service doesn't mean you're entitled to keep it.

After 60-90 days the system will check for the required services and if someone doesn't have the necessary services, you're gonna get a notification telling you the unlimited plan will be switched to something else.

@Crysnraul

The different number each time you call in situation is fairly easy to explain too. Reps who, quite likely, don't want to put the effort in to doing the actual math to get the best, and most accurate, approximation of what your specific monthly bill will be under the new plan.  They just glance over your current bill and ballpark.  Oh, and don't forget there are also reps who will say what they think you're wanting to hear just to get you to sign up for the new plan.  I've seen it happen.  Doesn't make it right, but it does happen.   Tricky part is, there could very well have been a good rep in there somewhere who did put the effort in to doing calculations to get an accurate number for you, but, the trouble is, trying to figure out which one the "good" one was, if there was one.  That's why, if you see a new plan advertised in which you are interested it pays, sometimes literally, to log on, take a look at a few bills to get an average of what you're spending each month under your current plan, then go on and read all of the fine print on this new plan you're considering, then do the math accounting for the new plan's figures, and compare the two sets of calculations.  That way, once you know your own calculations are as accurate as possible, you'll have a fact checking method when you call in to make the plan change. 

@Crysnraul

How many lines do you have? For the unlimited plan it is:

• 1 line $100
• 2 lines $140
• 3 lines $180
• 4 lines $180

An additional $40 for every line after 4. This doesn't include any Next payments or taxes and gov't fees. The TV service is additional; not included.