AT&T announces expanded shared data plans

News Wireless United States 18 MAR 2013
AT&T announces expanded shared data plans
AT&T has announced expanded choices of shared data plans. Beginning 22 March, AT&T will offer larger Mobile Share plans, new Mobile Share-Data (only) plans and new Business Pooled Nation for Data plans. The new plans build on AT&T's existing Mobile Share plans with expanded options of 30 GB, 40 GB and 50 GB, including unlimited calls and texts. 

Mobile share with Unlimited Talk and Text is available for USD 300 per month for 30 GB, USD 400 per month for 40 GB and USD 500 per month for 50 GB. In addition, more devices can be added to each of these plans, including basic and quick messaging phones for USD 30 per month per device, laptops, LaptopConnect cards and netbooks for USD 20 per month per device and tablets and gaming devices for USD 10 per month per device. 

Businesses can add up to ten devices for plans up to 20 GB, fifteen devices for 30 GB plans, twenty devices for 40 GB plans and 25 devices for 50 GB plans. Businesses who need data sharing for more than 25 devices can choose from new AT&T Business Pooled Nation for Data plans, with buckets ranging from 300 MB to 10 GB and monthly prices from USD 20-80 for eligible devices. 

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