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I also use an AT&T share plan and they recently started rolling over unused data. So while I'm not getting money back I feel like I'm at least accruing somethin
by harryh 12y ago
I also use an AT&T share plan and they recently started rolling over unused data. So while I'm not getting money back I feel like I'm at least accruing something when I don't get close to my max.
Depending on your plan they might be doing the same for you now too?
- Lawtonfogle 12y agoThey roll it over but it is the last used and is only rolled over a single month. Month 1: Get 10 Use 5 = 5 rolled over. Month 2: Get 10 Rollover 5 Use 5 (of the 10) Lose 5 (already rolled over) = 5 rolled over. Month 3: Get 10 Rollover 5 Use 5 (of the 10) Lose 5 (already rolled over) = 5 rolled over. Month 4: Get 10 Rollover 5 Use 5 (of the 10) Lose 5 (already rolled over) = 5 rolled over. By Month 5, you would think you would have 30 (10 + 5 rolled over from each month) but you only get 15.
- jsprogrammer 12y agoAT&T: We'll always find a way to fuck you.
- nandhp 12y ago> accruing I think AT&T only rolls over data to the next month, so you aren't actually accruing anything. Unlike T-Mobile, who I believe roll over data for up to 12 months.
- harryh 12y agoWait really? The email I got from them made it sound like it would roll over forever. I'm gonna have to go read the fine print now. That's a big bummer if you are correct.