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AT&T: Get off our TDMA network and pay us more money!

August 19, 2007 by Will Park - 3 Comments

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AT&T logoIs there anyone actually still using the old AT&T (Blue) Wireless’ TDMA wireless network? Well, there must be, because AT&T is stickin’ it to those AT&T TDMA network subscribers that are taking advantage of those super-low legacy rate-plans. They’re trying to make the monthly savings less appealing by charging TDMA users an extra $10 per month. Boy Genius got some user reports that AT&T upped their “F You” fee from $4.99 to $9.99 per month to try and “convince” these TDMA subscribers to move off of AT&T Blue’s old network and get with the times on the new AT&T GSM network.

The fee only applies to “Blue” users on the TDMA. Those on the AT&T Blue’s old GSM network have nothing to worry about – aside from the inevitable network shutdown, that is.

[Via: Boy Genius Report]

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