I am going to call AT&T tomorrow to see if there are plans not listed on the site. Specifically for say 1k texts or 800 texts fir say 8-10 a month and less minutes. I have the 450 min plan and gave yet to use 100 min and more than 60 night/weekend. He'll I have over 2k roll over minutes I will prolly never touch..... Anyone gave any experience with this ?
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Are there "secret" iPhone plans?
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They are not secret nor are they unique and easy to get. They are also not plans. What you are looking for are special add on AT&T gives out; just not to everyone.
However, to get on of these you need to know the code. For example, if you are in college and have an AT&T FAN# account associated with that college, then you can use code:
CLL2
and get 200 free SMS text messages, oh and that's 200 texts free a month and only if you are in a qualifying college/university.
PS - All codes apply to any customer (iPhone user or not)
However, to get on of these you need to know the code. For example, if you are in college and have an AT&T FAN# account associated with that college, then you can use code:
CLL2
and get 200 free SMS text messages, oh and that's 200 texts free a month and only if you are in a qualifying college/university.
PS - All codes apply to any customer (iPhone user or not)
If there really were "secret plans" do you really think they'd just tell you about them because you asked?
There aren't any secret plans. You'll see feature codes floating around the net, but most of the time they're either features that are used by special departments like retentions, or codes that have other requirements like a certain school or business FAN. Joe Average customer care rep usually doesn't have authorization in the billing system to add them even if the code is valid.
There aren't any secret plans. You'll see feature codes floating around the net, but most of the time they're either features that are used by special departments like retentions, or codes that have other requirements like a certain school or business FAN. Joe Average customer care rep usually doesn't have authorization in the billing system to add them even if the code is valid.
It's not such a stupid question, Rogers has "secret" (retentions) plans up the yin yang, you just need to know how to ask for them. Any motivated Rogers customer can have a completely custom plan built for them.
Funny!
Like me, you can take advantage of the TAP plan if you qualify:
http://www.wireless.att.com/learn/a...ources/text-accessibility-plan-for-iphone.jsp
What about corporate plans?
Does AT&T have any corporate plans? I got on a Corp plan from Bell in Canada for my Blackberry. What would normally cost $90 a month costs me only $50. I'd call that a "secret" plan.
By the way, my plan includes unlimiited data, voicemail, call display, unlimited bell to bell calling, reduced long distance rates, unlimited evening and weekends starting at 6pm, and a few other perks as well.
Does AT&T have any corporate plans? I got on a Corp plan from Bell in Canada for my Blackberry. What would normally cost $90 a month costs me only $50. I'd call that a "secret" plan.
By the way, my plan includes unlimiited data, voicemail, call display, unlimited bell to bell calling, reduced long distance rates, unlimited evening and weekends starting at 6pm, and a few other perks as well.
I was able to sign up for a reduced rate for the voice portion of my plan through the university that I teach at. Basically you just need a .edu email address. Not a huge savings, but 25% off of the voice plan. A buck is a buck.
Perry