I hope users that are peeved enough realize that this constitutes AT&T breaking their contract. This in turn for the user means that they can cancel their AT&T

I hope users that are peeved enough realize that this constitutes AT&T breaking their contract. This in turn for the user means that they can cancel their AT&T account without paying an early cancellation fee or, in my experience, the carrier will allow you to remain on your plan without the limitation (i.e., leaving the original agreement in tact.) Note: the user has to approach AT&T the right way, and not give up when the rep says no the first few times. This has worked for me several times, usually after a txt msg rate hike.