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In June, BestMVNO reported that AT&T Prepaid updated its flagship plan, “Unlimited Max,” to include 50GB of priority data up from 22GB as well as 25GB of mobile hotspot up from 10GB. The plan also got a price increase to $55/month after autopay ($65 w/o) up from $50/month. Now AT&T

AT&T Prepaid has made some changes to its unlimited plans. The most significant changes come with its $65/month flagship plan, Unlimited Max. The plan has been updated to include 50GB of priority data, an increase from 22GB. This means if a subscriber uses more than 50GB of data in a

AT&T Prepaid has launched some new in-store only deals headlined by a free Motorola Moto G Play and a free Motorola Moto G PURE. The provider has also enabled 5G network access for all of its prepaid plans. Previously, 5G network access was restricted to its unlimited high-speed data plans.

AT&T Prepaid’s first fall season phone deals are out. There are in-store only offers and online deals. Many deals remain largely the same as AT&T Prepaid’s spring deals such as a port-in offer of a $19.99 Motorola Moto G Play. BestMVNO first reported this as an in-store offer back in

AT&T Prepaid has increased the pricing on one of its hotspot/tablet plans. AT&T Prepaid’s flagship hotspot/tablet plan now costs $90/mo plus taxes and fees for 100GB of data at up to 5G data speeds. Previously this plan was just $55/mo. So this is a monstrous rate hike, to say the

In January of this year, AT&T Prepaid basically renamed its flagship unlimited plan to Unlimited Max and made it available at a huge discount exclusively through Walmart. Walmart shoppers who purchased an AT&T Prepaid phone and activated on the Unlimited Max plan in-store could get it for $45/month when they

AT&T Prepaid is now offering double data on its $300 plus taxes and fees ($25/mo average cost) annual plan. Customers on the plan will now get 16GB of high-speed data instead of 8GB before throttling to 2G data speeds. This limited-time offer was released just a few days ago. AT&T

AT&T Prepaid has a new offer out available exclusively through its dealer channel. Customers can now get AT&T Prepaid’s $65/month Unlimited high-speed data plan for $50/month without the need for autopay billing to be enabled. Normally, customers can only get the plan for $50/month when they turn on autopay billing.

AT&T Prepaid’s latest phone deals include an offer for a Motorola Moto G Play for $19.99. AT&T Prepaid has in-store only promos and online promos. The $19.99 Moto G Play deal is an in-store only offer. Online, it’s available for $59.99 with the purchase of a monthly plan. The phone

Last week, BestMVNO reported that Target prematurely leaked four upcoming prepaid phone deals starting the week of 4/24/2022. The deals included $25 off prepaid phones from AT&T Prepaid and Cricket Wireless. Now, with the week upon us, all deals are out. Target is offering $25 off more than a dozen

At the end of February, AT&T began to shut down its legacy 3G network. The shutdown has been nothing short of a complete disaster. It was supposed to mark the end of 3G-only devices working properly on the network. It was also supposed to kill off phones that lacked VoLTE

Target is offering $20 off select AT&T Prepaid phones. Also, they are offering a different deal to get a $20 Target gift card with the purchase of select prepaid phones from Simple Mobile, Total Wireless, Tracfone, and Cricket Wireless. The offers are for new customers. Get $20 Off Select AT&T

Target is running a deal where you buy a SIM card from select providers and in-store activate the service and receive a gift card of $50 or $75. The deal is for bring your own phone switchers. Target also has some long-running and ongoing offers for Target gift cards with

AT&T Prepaid offers wireless prepaid phone deals through different retail venues. And with tax season well underway, you’re likely wondering what prepaid phones are available at a discount, where you can find them, and what these deals entail.  In this article, you’ll find plenty of information on deals offered by

Recently, BestMVNO was contacted by a reader experiencing problems with their AT&T MVNO, Red Pocket Mobile. The problems the reader is having started when AT&T began its 3G network shutdown. For those unaware, the shutdown began last week. AT&T does have a document stating the phones that it has tested