AT&T now offers its Unlimited Data Plan for its GoPhone Pay-As-You-Go Cell Phones for $19.99 per month. (Click “Pick Your Plan Deals“; this price will show as you build your plan.) That’s an aggressive price for unlimited data. Previously, you could only buy data in 1GB ($4.99) or 5GB ($9.99) increments. Prices for GoPhones start at $9.99 with free shipping for the refurbished Nokia 2610 Cell Phone (to find it, click “Pick Your Plan Deals”, and you’ll be given the option to buy it). Savvy users can now, with minor changes, use any unlocked GSM or UMTS phone, smartphone (including iPhone), PDA, or aircard as a data device… without paying any monthly voice fee. iPhone users can bypass the $50 GoPhone plan. existing GoPhone Pick Your Plan customers can switch to Pay As You Go service and also benefit from the new offering. Simply call AT&T Customer Service to switch your account over.
source: AT&T.com
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