AT&T introduces new post-paid plan for tablets, for those who prefer paying ex post facto

Month-to-month billing is a great way to go for those who aren’t going to be traveling with their tablets all the time. If you’ll be a more frequent mobile data user, but still don’t want to get stuck with a contract, AT&T is introducing new post-paid plans. They can be added to an existing wireless plan (single billing FTW) and will see you billed automatically every month, but now you can cancel whenever your heart desires. Initial pricing is on-par with the pre-paid plans, which means $14.99 for 250MB or $25 for 2GB. It’s only the overage charges that are different here, $10 per 1GB versus $25 for 2GB on the pre-paid option. Not a huge difference, that, so really this is more of a convenience thing. Continue reading AT&T introduces new post-paid plan for tablets, for those who prefer paying ex post facto AT&T introduces new post-paid plan for tablets, for those who prefer paying ex post facto originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 03 Mar 2011 10:27:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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