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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Cingular / October 2004ATTWS Customers can get Rollover minutes; more
It's on the website: Cingular is the only company to offer Rollover allowing you to carry over your unused, accumulated Anytime Minutes from month to month. You can carry over unused Anytime Minutes for up to 12 billing periods. Plans are already underway to make Rollover Minutes available to you. Please check back on November 10, 2004 for an update. Our goal is to have this feature available to you by this holiday season. To get a plan with Rollover, you will need to change to a Cingular Nation Plan $39.99 or higher. You will also need to get a new Cingular GSM phone. http://www.newcingular.com/a_benefits.html ======================================= Thus as I predicted earlier today, an ATTWS customer with 7 PM nights would lose them if they switched to a Cingular Nation Plan. If I go to Walgreens, it looks to me like Holiday season is upon us. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Also on the website: Q: When will I be able to make Mobile to Mobile calling to all Cingular and AT&T Wireless customers? A: Implementation is already underway to expand the reach of your existing Mobile to Mobile calling plan to all Cingular and AT&T Wireless customers. Please check back on November 10, 2004 for an update on when this service will be available. Our goal is to have it available to you by this holiday season. http://www.newcingular.com/a_questions2.html > It's on the website: > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Thus as I predicted earlier today, an ATTWS customer with 7 PM nights > would lose them if they switched to a Cingular Nation Plan. Try again. I'm a cingular nation customer with 7PM nights. I've never been an ATTWS customer. -Dave > > It's on the website: > > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > Try again. I'm a cingular nation customer with 7PM nights. I've never been > an ATTWS customer. -Dave But THERE is a difference. You pay for your 7 PM nights. ATTWS customers can get it for free. Hey kids, If I am not mistaken... Cingular customers may add 7pm nights on their plans for how much? seven dollars extra? - vice AT&T where I have to subscribe to a 59.99$ plan or higher to have 7pm nights. If I do not, I am not entitled to such feature. AT&T is pricey. > > Try again. I'm a cingular nation customer with 7PM nights. I've never been > > an ATTWS customer. -Dave > > But THERE is a difference. You pay for your 7 PM nights. ATTWS customers > can get it for free. > Hey kids, If I am not mistaken... Cingular customers may add 7pm > nights on their plans for how much? seven dollars extra? - vice AT&T > where I have to subscribe to a 59.99$ plan or higher to have 7pm > nights. If I do not, I am not entitled to such feature. > I was an ATTWS customer for 5+ years, and my term commitment had expired. ATTWS offered me 650 minutes, 7 PM nights, FREE Mobile-To-Mobile, Free long distance, all for $29.95/month. Their retention offers were pretty good. Maybe they didn't care because they were about to be taken over. Who knows. I had to re-up for only 12 months, not the usual 24 months. Cingular has promised to honor all ATTWS contract terms and rates. I think I got a really super deal, and I will stay on it until hell freezes over, if I possibly can. >I was an ATTWS customer for 5+ years, and my term commitment had expired. >ATTWS offered me 650 minutes, 7 PM nights, FREE Mobile-To-Mobile, Free long >distance, all for $29.95/month. > >Their retention offers were pretty good. ... My own experience was quite different. When I was considering switching to Cingular because my ATTWS plan was so much less attractive, ATTWS refused to make any concessions at all on standard terms or pricing. So I'm now on Cingular.  SignatureBest regards, HELP FOR CINGULAR GSM & SONY ERICSSON PHONES: John Navas <http://navasgrp.home.att.net/#Cingular > >Their retention offers were pretty good. ... > > My own experience was quite different. When I was considering switching to > Cingular because my ATTWS plan was so much less attractive, ATTWS refused to > make any concessions at all on standard terms or pricing. John, go buy a clue: they knew it was YOU they were talking with. No wonder they offered you nothing. >> >Their retention offers were pretty good. ... >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >No wonder they offered you nothing. ROTFL! Get a life. SignatureBest regards, HELP FOR CINGULAR GSM & SONY ERICSSON PHONES: John Navas <http://navasgrp.home.att.net/#Cingular > Hey kids, If I am not mistaken... Cingular customers may add 7pm > nights on their plans for how much? seven dollars extra? - vice AT&T > where I have to subscribe to a 59.99$ plan or higher to have 7pm > nights. If I do not, I am not entitled to such feature. AT&T is > pricey. BINGO!!! So much for "free" 7PM N/W. -Dave > > Hey kids, If I am not mistaken... Cingular customers may add 7pm > > nights on their plans for how much? seven dollars extra? - vice AT&T [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > BINGO!!! So much for "free" 7PM N/W. -Dave Except currently at $59.99/month one gets 900 minutes and free 7 PM under AT&TWS National plans, versus 850 Minutes and 9 PM on Cingular National plans, so in that sense it is FREE. >> > Hey kids, If I am not mistaken... Cingular customers may add 7pm >> > nights on their plans for how much? seven dollars extra? - vice AT&T [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >under AT&TWS National plans, versus 850 Minutes and 9 PM on Cingular >National plans, so in that sense it is FREE. It's not free since you have to sign up for a contract at $60/month or higher to get it. TANSTAAFL SignatureBest regards, HELP FOR CINGULAR GSM & SONY ERICSSON PHONES: John Navas <http://navasgrp.home.att.net/#Cingular > [POSTED TO alt.cellular.cingular - REPLY ON USENET PLEASE] > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > It's not free since you have to sign up for a contract at $60/month or higher > to get it. TANSTAAFL It IS FREE SINCE AT THE SAME PRICE POINT, CINGULAR charges $7/month for 7 PM nights >> It's not free since you have to sign up for a contract at $60/month or higher >> to get it. TANSTAAFL > >It IS FREE SINCE AT THE SAME PRICE POINT, CINGULAR charges $7/month for >7 PM nights That's not relevant. It's not free because it's not free, not because some other company might charge more for it. SignatureBest regards, HELP FOR CINGULAR GSM & SONY ERICSSON PHONES: John Navas <http://navasgrp.home.att.net/#Cingular |
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