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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / ATT Wireless / April 2004What happened to TDMA plans?
From the new website plans and maps it appears that there are only Local and DOR rates left for TDMA. Are the National plans gone? Anyone know if the "old" National plans get same, less, or more coverage?  SignatureBrZ Old national plans (excluding Charter plans) get the same included "free" roaming that new Go America subscribers. Charter plan members get the coverage, but will be charged for the roaming. An exception may apply to this for Cingular coverage in your home market. Stu > From the new website plans and maps it appears that there are only > Local and DOR rates left for TDMA. Are the National plans gone? > Anyone know if the "old" National plans get same, less, or more coverage? Oops, I need bifocals. You said TDMA and I answered GSM. My fault. Disregard the above. > Oops, I need bifocals. You said TDMA and I answered GSM. My fault. > Disregard the above. TDMA national plans are now GONE effective 4/18/04. With the new GSM coverage it would be more benifical to go with a GSM America Plan. It now includes no roaming or long distance charges. Anywhere your phone receives service no matter what carrier name is on the phone you can use it. However if you have mobile to mobile mins they only apply while your phone reads AT&T Wireless on it. Also there is no more roaming charges when using Data off the ATT network. "Also there is no more roaming charges when using Data off the ATT network.:" Does that include Canada for those of us who have Canada calling packages? Nope just in the states. > "Also there is no more roaming charges when using > Data off the ATT network.:" > > Does that include Canada for those of us who have Canada calling packages? |
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