Thursday, August 22, 2013

AT&T fires back at T-Mobile with upgrade installment plan of its own

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Days after T-Mobile introduced its Jump plan for upgrading smartphones, AT&T is jumping into the fray with an installment plan to let customers upgrade their devices annually. Starting July 26, AT&T Next will let customers buy a new smartphone or tablet once per year with no down payment. Customers can trade in their phones after 12 months or pay for 20 months and then keep the device.



The plan is structured a little differently than T-Mobile's Jump



The plan is structured a little differently than T-Mobile's Jump, which runs $10 monthly; with AT&T Next, you're only paying the cost of the device itself spread out over a number of months, running $15 to $50 per month. A Samsung Galaxy 4 on AT&T Next would cost $32 a month in addition to...



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