“I currently have a Virgin Mobile flip phone that is dying. I pay $20.00 a month for unlimited talk and certain amount of text which I do not use. Does AT&T have similar monthly payment options like Virgin (Boost)? Please also describe what Alcatel mean”
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Visit the AT&T website for current plan pricing. The lowest monthly rate listed on my AT&T Smartflip paperwork is $30/month. It may have changed since they packaged my phone so you need to check the website. Cricket is a AT&T MVNO and may charge a lower rate for monthly plans. The AT&T Smartflip is usually priced cheaper for use on Cricket. Search Best Buy to see if it's available and check Cricket's website for plan pricing. I think they had a $25/mo talk & text no data plan. If you want to switch from Virgin Mobile/ Sprint to a service that uses AT&T towers, and you want $20/month pricing with unlimited talk, there are a number of services that give service through the AT&T network for low prices. Try H20 Wireless, Red Pocket websites for two to consider. They use AT&T phones but they may need to be unlocked. That requires an unlock request from AT&T. Usually they require 6 months on their prepaid service before they'll unlock a phone. You may be able to request an unlock as a non customer. Look up unlock request at their website. H20 in the past has allowed me to use locked AT&T phones on their prepaid pay as you go plans, but I'm not sure about prepaid monthly plans. I think the AT&T phones have to be unlocked to port your number in. If you're on VM/Sprint your phone isn't GSM like AT&T. If you can request and get an unlock on your phone you may be able to find a service that will accept your phone for activation. Try searching Sprint MVNOs on Google. Tello and Ting are possibilities. There are some really cheap plans on the MVNOs.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.ATT Prepaid has a plan that is $30 per month, $25 if you have auto pay, for unlimited calls and unlimited texts. My mom has it and it's great!
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