AT&T eliminated all but one of their limited minutes plans for talk and text. They are the final holdout.
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Published October 26, 2013
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The days of worrying about minutes ticking away on your cell phone plan are nearly gone.
As of today, AT&T is dropping the availability of its old plans for new smartphone subscribers, and all of the remaining plans include unlimited calling and texting with the exception of one. The three other major U.S. carriers — Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile — now only offer unlimited voice and messaging to new customers.
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