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This looks similar to Verizon's already announced data sharing plan. There are a few differences that may be worth checking out, depending on individual needs. AT&T will reduce the handset charge based on data rate, while Verizon is a flat $40. Unless customers utilize a lot of talk minutes, most customers seem likely to pay more over existing family plans, however, there can be advantages. iPads can be added for $10/mo, and if the household isn't a heavy mobile data user, that can be an incentive to have an active data plan on an iPad, for example, vs paying a separate monthly plan while handset data allotment goes unused. AT&T ![]()
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