5 Gigabytes limit

Admin — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 10:48:59 +0000

I have customers always asking me what does 5 Gigabytes of data mean. This is the allotted amount of usage At&t, Verizon, Sprint and most of the major wireless providers have set as the limit on the amount of data allowed each month for the data cards.

The cost is $60 across the board with all the major wireless providers but At&t charges more tax and fees than Verizon or Sprint. My Verizon USB Data card cost me $60.07 with tax per month and at&t would cost $73 per month with tax.

The chart on this post will show you the amount of email, music downloads and web browsing that can be done on the different data packages.

The lowest package of $35 is for 200 Megabytes and the highest is $60 for 5 Gigabytes.

what is 5 Gigabytes of data

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Familymap from at&t

Admin — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 15:36:00 +0000

At&t has a tracking feature for family plans. You can track the cell phones on your family plan from your cell phone or PC. You can create boundaries for your children and when they crows it you will get a text or email alert. You can set up periodic alerts so you know where your family is at all times. The cost to track 2 cell phones on your family plan is $9.99 and $14.99 to track up to 5 cell phones.I have a link so you can watch on a demo of this new at&t service. familymap.wireless.att.com/finder-att-family/flashDemo.htm

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5 Gigabytes limit

Familymap from at&t