AT&T is switching around the configuration of its GoPhone plans a bit – the pay-as-you-go options that, for some, offer a better arrangement than the typical two-year contracts they could otherwise ...

It’s tax season, in case you weren’t aware, which means an agonizing few weeks of tracking down receipts, frantically phoning your accountant, and hoping and praying that Uncle Sam sends a refund ...

America’s second largest carrier has finally ditched the old GoPhone brand for something a bit more self-explanatory: AT&T PREPAID. You may not believe it, but AT&T’s (now retired) prepaid brand ...

New and existing AT&T GoPhone customers can bring their own 4G or 4G LTE smartphone or choose a GoPhone device to connect to AT&T's nation's largest 4G network. AT&T 4G and 4G LTE service is available ...

AT&T’s GoPhone prepaid service has never been friendly to the iPhone. In fact, AT&T has tried to keep iPhones off it for years, hoping that iPhone users will pay for bigger data contracts instead. It ...

AT&T has yet to make any official announcements about making changes to its prepaid GoPhone service or rebranding it, but a company representative said that there will be some changes when contacted ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. After years of usage, the GoPhone name is going away. In its place, a new brand arises, called AT&T Prepaid.

The Mexico Plus package can be added to an AT&T GoPhone $50 monthly unlimited plan or $65 smartphone monthly plan with data. “Customers have several competitive choices for prepaid international ...

Over the past month, we’ve witnessed an all-out war among the top four U.S. wireless carriers with respect to unlimited data. Verizon Wireless drew first blood, then everyone else hopped in with guns ...