Families in today’s America use more mobile devices than ever before. These devices use tons of data and can incur serious costs for the average Internet user. AT&T is addressing this issue by offering Mobile Share plans which allow customers to share a set amount of data each month among various devices including smartphones, tablets and laptops. Each plan includes access to unlimited domestic talk and text in addition to tethering and access to an extensive Wi-Fi network.
Data plans have specific restrictions or data caps which determine the amount of data you can access each month. That’s why it’s important to determine how much data you will need. But how do you determine if you want 300 megabytes (MB) or as much as 10 gigabytes (GB)?
Determine how Much Data You Will Use Each Month
Those who are unfamiliar with data plan services may find it difficult to determine how much data they need in a given month/on a monthly basis. After all, many of us who use the Internet have no idea about the amount of data we use. For this reason, AT&T offers two main ways in which you can determine how much data you need each month.
- Use the Mobile Share Planner tool
Are you uncertain about how much data you will need for your device(s)? This tool allows prospective the AT&T Mobile Share Plan customers to get estimations about the amount of data they need as well as the cost for the estimated data.
- Check your data usage history
If you are an existing AT&T customer, you can access information about your data history when you log in to your AT&T account. By simply typing in your username and password, you’ll have access to lots of information about average data usage each month. This will provide important insight to help you determine which Mobile Share data plan would be the best fit for you.
Do you have several devices in your home that need wireless access? Why pay for separate plans when you can connect these devices via shared data plans? Since each device you add incurs a specific cost, those who have several gadgets can simply check the AT&T website for information about the overall cost.
Ensure that a smartphone is on the plan since this is a core aspect of all AT&T Mobile Share plans. After you add a smartphone, you have the option to choose any of the following devices to your plan:
- Smartphones
- Tablets
- Laptops
- Netbooks
- Basic Phone
- Mobile Hotspot devices
- Wireless home phones
- Smart Locators
- Gaming Devices
- Cameras
How Mobile Share Value Plans Add Value
On Dec 5th of this year, AT&T announced new data plans for existing or potential customers. These no-contract plans will help you save even more while giving you access to unlimited talk and text as well as AT&T’s extensive wireless network. But how has this added value to the Mobile Share Plan and what can you do to access the most cost-effective value plans?
The no-contract value plans are cheaper, allowing customers to save a notable amount each month. Since these plans are without contract, they may also prove to be a more convenient option. Customers who choose these value plans will be able to enjoy the benefits with fewer restrictions. David Christopher, chief marketing officer of AT&T Mobility, explained the benefits of these value plans aptly by stating that “with our new Mobile Share Value Plans, customers don’t have to compromise.â€
AT&T’s Chief Marketing Officer, David Christopher
Qualifying for Value Plans
How much do you spend each month to access the Internet and share data? If you want a significant reduction on your monthly bill, why not take advantage of the opportunities which are available? Find out if you are eligible for no-contract value plans by considering the following:
- AT&T Next: Customers who want to maintain a low monthly bill can choose this option. This option requires that customers sign up for long-term payment and usually does not require a down payment. They trade-in and upgrade their phones when a newer smartphone model is available.
- Out-of-contract-customers: If your phone is no longer bound by a contract, you can upgrade to value plan. Contact an AT&T representative for information about the transition process.
- Full retail price: Unlike many contract smartphone plans which require customers to pay via installments, this option allows customers to purchase a phone at the full retail cost. Those who purchase a smartphone at full price instantly qualify for value plans.
- Bring their own devices: If you already have a device from another carrier that is compatible with AT&T’s network, you automatically qualify for value plans. However, note that an activation fee is required for customers who bring their own devices.
Mobile plans may be the best value for your money if you want to reduce your monthly bill. Determine which plan is best for you and contact AT&T. You’ll be able to enjoy the benefits associated with one of the biggest and most reliable 4G LTE networks in America.
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How to Choose the Best Mobile Share Plan
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