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AT&T sucks. Won't allow keeping unlimited data upgrading from iPhone...

mkilci1

Well-Known Member
Jul 3, 2010
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This sucks :mad:.

I was planning on dumping iPhone and get the captivate. They would not allow the unlimited plan. They said I have to keep the iPhone. Now thats a good reason to dump AT&T and go to Sprint or Verizon.

Any ideas or work arounds so I can keep the unlimited data. Any heavy users on the $25 plan? How is that working out?

Thanks
 
I purchased my Captivate from an AT&T reseller, not an official store. They also told me I couldn't keep my unlimited data. Well, I knew this wasn't true so I just went along with it and called AT&T support when I got home and they happily changed my data plan back to unlimited. It was all very easy, so don't fret.
 
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when i bought mine, rep changed my data plan to "Smartphone unlimited" which is still $30 a month. Unfortunately, the data plan doesnt work with the iPhone (which I still have an iPhone 3g for backup). So I called her back up and had her change it back to the unlimited iphone data plan, and it works on both the captivate and iphone 3g
 
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I kept mine... didn't even have to argue. They in fact ASKED me if I wanted to keep it. Also, for those of you switching from an iPhone, it might be useful to know that you can insure the phone through at&t for $5 a month... covers loss, water damage, accidental damage... everything. If the phone needs to be replaced under the insurance its only $125 for a replacement. I thought this was a much better deal than $15 for iPhone insurance...
 
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I kept mine... didn't even have to argue. They in fact ASKED me if I wanted to keep it. Also, for those of you switching from an iPhone, it might be useful to know that you can insure the phone through at&t for $5 a month... covers loss, water damage, accidental damage... everything. If the phone needs to be replaced under the insurance its only $125 for a replacement. I thought this was a much better deal than $15 for iPhone insurance...

+1 to that. I also had no problem keeping my unlimited plan
 
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