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Wise87

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From what I understand all talk minutes have been converted to unlimited talk. I am on a old 700 minute family talk plan that was converted to unlimited talk.
 

Zimmy68

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They put my wife's 5C sim in my old 6 Plus and it doesn't work. Now I know why.
 

eyeseeyou

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whelp there really are many other wifi phone call options out there.

hangouts is awesome.
 

gwhizkids

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jetsam

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So can anyone confirm whether or not this uses my anytime minutes?
According to the AT&T web page on Wi-Fi calling, talk is unlimited but text messages are still counted. That same web page also confirms that only the iPhone 6 and 6S are currently supported.

http://m.att.com/shopmobile/wireless/features/wifi-calling.html?referrer=

Edit: Can now definitely confirm that Wi-Fi calling does not use anytime minutes.

OLAM shows call type as "PVWIFI", and it did not increment my anytime minute count.
 
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CosmoPilot

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Yeah, an AT&T moderator on their forums posted their FAQs which confirm iPhone 6/6+ and up. Need to have HD Voice.

I pm'd the manager to ask them to elaborate on why. I am not going to hold my breath for a reply, however.
My daughter's iPhone 6 doesn't work because she swapped her SIM card from an iPhone 5S. AT&T told me the SIM card has to support VoLTE so I needed to take the iPhone to an AT&T store and get a new SIM card for the iPhone 6. In going to do that this weekend. We'll see if that actually works. My wife and I both has the 6S and they activated just fine.
 
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legaleye3000

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On iPhone 6s Plus (with the sim the phone came with) and I get the following error: "We can't turn on wifi calling for your account." And then it says to call customer care... Any ideas?
 
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