Was mislead to believe that under AT&T's $25 plan that minutes where good for 90 days. That is what is printed on refill card and in the user guide. Found out this is not true when my sons plan expired in 30 days. I called AT&T about this and was told by the customer service representative ...
I have been with AT&T for more than ten years. But the last four or so I have had a go phone. I had my account so that it would refill automatically every month and charge my Credit Card. I always carried a credit balance so that I would not ever fall into the situation of not having a phone. ...
AT&T store sold the Go Phone plan in zip code 85251 and indicated it works in zip code 85251 and 85547. The coverage map on their web-site (https://www.selfincharge.com/webhsc/index. Jsp) indicates zip code 85547 has AT&T "Best" coverage. The nearest coverage AT&T provides is ...
AT&T lied and claims they charge $2 a day. The first day I used it they said, oh you received a 3 minute phone call, that will be $8 please... Oh now you are out of money. When you call 611 or their 800 number you end up in voice mail hell, nobody will talk to you. These guys are lying ...
AT&T Go Phone prepaid phone service systematically rips off consumers. They aggressively promote the prepaid service as featuring no contract and keep your number capability. They claim you can pay-as-you-go without being obligated to continuously pay AT&T for minutes which you have no ...
After being laid off from my job and losing my home, I had to move out of Michigan to my daughter's in Virginia. I kept my Go Phone (which I have had for 5 years) active because I had family and unfinished business in Michigan. My phone was set up on auto debit from my checking account ($55 per mo ...