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AT&T recently announced that the Moto G LTE will be launched by the carrier on October 10th of this year. Customers can avail of the Motorola device by choosing any of the following options: a) paying $7.50 each month for two years with AT&T Next 18; b) paying $9.00 each month for two years with AT&T Next 12; c) paying $79.99 with a one-year agreement; and d) paying 179.99 without any commitments. The Moto G LTE can be purchased via AT&T's online store or in any of the carrier's retail stores.
AT&T is lining up new promos for the month of October. The first one is a special offer that lets buyers get an LG G Pad 7.0 LTE for only $0.99 when they purchase any smartphone under AT&T Next.
Samsung officially unveiled the Galaxy Note 4 earlier this month. Even though this device will not be available until October 17th of this year, Samsung and selected carriers are already welcoming pre-orders for the highly anticipated phablet.
If you are one of those looking to get one, we are presenting to you this guide so that you will have an idea of the pricing and most importantly, what plans and options are currently available for the Galaxy Note 4.
Last year, Apple did not allow pre-orders for the iPhone 5. This year though, Apple fans will be delighted to know that the phone maker is welcoming pre-orders for the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus beginning tonight at 12:01 AM Pacific Time.
If you are one of those who can not wait to buy the latest iPhone version, here is a pre-ordering guide that might help.
How do I go about getting the new iPhone? This seems to be one of the most important (and most frequently asked) question in the last few days. It has only been days since the announcement of the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus, and quite naturally, people are already sniffing around for the best deals that they can take advantage of in order to get their hands on Apple's newest smartphone offering.
Submitted by
Logan Abbott
on Tue, 2014-01-07 12:52
AT&T has announced that it will now be offering up to $450 in credit to former T-Mobile subscribers who switch from T-Mobile to AT&T. For a limited time, T-Mobile customers who switch to AT&T and trade in their phones will receive a $200 per line credit for switching to AT&T and buy a phone and plan with AT&T Next, buy a smartphone at full retail price, or bring their own smartphone that they already own. (AT&T Next is a smartphone financing plan that allows customers to get the phone at a lower upfront cost, and pay down the cost of the phone over 24 months.)
Submitted by
Logan Abbott
on Thu, 2013-12-19 12:38
Last week, AT&T announced a new cell phone plan payment structure for their Mobile Share plans that allows customers to use AT&T's service without a contract. This move was probably made because of the increasing competition by T-Mobile's decision to revert to a 100% no contract model.
Anyone is eligible for the new no contract AT&T plans, so long as they are prepared to pay full price for their device (since it is a no contract plan, the device is unsubsidized), or if they bring their own phone.
Submitted by
Logan Abbott
on Wed, 2013-11-27 15:02
We're all about finding customers the best deals on cell phones and plans (among other things) at MyRatePlan. Below, we've compiled the best Cyber Monday cell phone deals of 2013 across all phones and providers. Many of these links are only available on Cyber Monday (December 2nd), but some may be available a few days before or a few days after as well.
Submitted by
Logan Abbott
on Tue, 2013-11-26 16:14
We're all about finding customers the best deals on cell phones and plans (among other things) at MyRatePlan. Below, we've compiled the best Black Friday cell phone deals of 2013 across all phones and providers. Many of these links are only available on Black Friday, but some may be available a few days before or a few days after as well.
Submitted by
Logan Abbott
on Fri, 2013-06-14 14:56
Today AT&T announced that it has reworked its GoPhone prepaid plans in order to remain competitive with the ever-more-popular prepaid cell phone plan business.
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