Sentences with phrase «grandfathered unlimited data plans»

This is the second time AT&T has increased the price of its grandfathered unlimited data plans.

AT&T has revealed that starting in March 2017, it will begin charging $ 5 more per month for its grandfathered unlimited data plans.

No matter what plan you're on — whether it's the old, grandfathered unlimited data plan or a tiered plan or the new unlimited plan — Verizon is taking a tighter grip over video streaming.

No word if those subscribed to Verizon's grandfathered unlimited data plan will be offered an olive branch over to this plan.

Not exact matches

According to the T - Mobile rep, those who have the $ 30 plan today are now «grandfathered» in, but for new customers the $ 45 a month offering — which gives unlimited talk, but 1 GB less of 4G data — is now the cheapest option.

Those with grandfathered unlimited plans just recently won an FCC case barring them from being throttled, so I'm in the best possible position right now — truly unlimited data, on a fast network, with no throttling, and because I'm willing to sign a contract and don't have a need to be able to break my contract at a moment's notice like a plebian, I also get phones cheaper than said plebians.

Verizon and AT&T haven't offered unlimited plans to new customers for years, but existing subscribers are seeing the cost of their grandfathered unlimited plans rising: Verizon hiked the price for its unlimited data pack by $ 20 to $ 50 a month, while AT&T announced plans to bump the monthly fee for unlimited data from $ 30 to $ 35 in early 2016.

If you are one of the few who are still on Verizon's $ 30 monthly unlimited plans, and you have a massive appetite for data, staying on the grandfathered plan may make sense.

If you consistently use more than 10 GB of data, and are grandfathered into Verizon's unlimited plans, you should stay.

Grandfathered users who still have AT&T unlimited data plans will see their rates go up starting in February.