Showing posts with label Customers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Customers. Show all posts

12/29/2011

At&T to iPhone Customers - No Tiered Data Plan in the Works

At&T seems to be scrambling to patch holes in its iPhone aid infrastructure and business model and customer base that seem to be appearing faster that At&T can deal with them.

Firstly, At&T has prolonged to vociferously deny rapidly spreading rumors that the business has plans to introduce a tiered data pricing plan for its iPhone customers. This after widely publicized problems with bandwidth abuse by a certain small ration of iPhone users. At&T has conceded that something will have to be done about it, something that dis-incentivizes immoderate bandwidth use, or perhaps on the flip side, incentivizes inexpensive use. How to do whether of those things (without a tiered data pricing plan) is the request before them.

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Then there are the 3G network complaints that iPhone users are having with At&T, to which At&T has responded with the temporary band-aid job of installing more free Wi-Fi hotspots in reception-challenged locations. That's great for the short term, but what's it going to do in the long term to keep people from twiddling their thumbs on a Blackberry or Droid until Verizon ultimately strikes a deal with Apple and gets an iPhone of its very own.

At&T to iPhone Customers - No Tiered Data Plan in the Works

Since the publish of iPhone 3.0, 15 million iPhone users linked to the At&T network over 20,000 Wi-Fi hotspots. At&T is hoping that providing more hotspots, its iPhone customers will voluntarily switch to Wi-Fi whenever near one, thereby easing the load on their network. At&T notes that only 3% of its customers (all of them presumably iPhone users) inventory for 40% of their broadband network usage.

At&T to iPhone Customers - No Tiered Data Plan in the WorksFree WiFi from Starbucks or AT&T Hotspots Tube. Duration : 1.60 Mins.


This uber-quick screencast shows how one can get free wifi from Starbucks or any other AT&T hotspot.

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11/15/2011

AT&T 3G MicroCell™ Registration Process for Customers without Existing Access to Premier

AT&T 3G MicroCell™ Registration Process for Customers without Existing Access to Premier Tube. Duration : 6.05 Mins.


Learn how to register AT&T 3G MicroCell™ for business accounts without existing access to Premier. Forother social media support options please visit: AT&T YouTube Channel: go-att.us AT&T "How To" for Online Account Management on YouTube: go-att.us Twitter: go-att.us Tutorials: go-att.us Forums: go-att.us Web: go-att.us Wireless Technical Chat: go-att.us Video Script: AT&T 3G MicroCell™ Registration Process for Business Accounts Without access to premier There are three ways to access the MicroCell™ Registration Process: • For Account Managers with an existing Premier account • For End users with an existing Premier Login and Password • Customers without Premier access must register from the MicroCell™ Web Site. Please Note: All users may register via the MicroCell™ Web Site, but will be asked to create a new login and password. - This video will provide the registration process for business customers without access to premier. Before we begin, please be sure the following criteria's are met: • A postpaid monthly voice rate plan is required Please Note: Prepaid customers can use the service, provided they are on the Approved User List and have 3G or 4G wireless device. • AT&T 3G capable device and SIM card; the device must be able to receive SMS. Please Note: Former AT&T Wireless and Cellular One accounts are not eligible. • A broadband internet connection • The AT&T 3G MicroCell™ must be used within the AT&T 3g MicroCell™ coverage area. To verify your coverage area visit ...

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