d_l
Barsoom
Premium,MVM
join:2002-12-08
Reno, NV | reply to ArgMeMatey
Re: The next promo?
If you sign a one year agreement, you get one month credited free. This is mentioned on some pages and not others.  |
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Absorbine_Sr
1 In The Hood
Premium
join:2003-02-13
Schererville, IN
clubs: | reply to digitalfreak
So if I'm currently on Express at the old Month-to-Month price, will I automatically be reduced to the new 19.99 rate?
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kcazzie
One Of Jerry's Kids
Premium
join:2000-08-13
Morton Grove, IL
 ·AT&T Midwest
2 edits | said by Absorbine_Sr  :So if I'm currently on Express at the old Month-to-Month price, will I automatically be reduced to the new 19.99 rate? These are the new rates...I'm not sure what happens in your case...I'm sure Annonamoose or lev will have the answer...
»www.broadbandpromotions.com/att-···02&s=100
Edit; I guess this is the answer ---> Update: One AT&T tech tells us these are not - as we had speculated - introductory offers (no confirmation from higher ups yet), but remain fixed at this price-point. It also appears that despite what the press release says about this being available only to new customers,
existing customers can get these new rates, provided they ask for them.
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Absorbine_Sr
1 In The Hood
Premium
join:2003-02-13
Schererville, IN
clubs:
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And, as a follow up, I was able to do this online. I received an AT&T monthly email newsletter. In it was a link to see if we qualified for a faster speed. I knew we didn't (too far away) but followed the link anyway. Gave it the phone # and it showed no go for higher speed, but it did offer to renew me at the 19.99 current rate for our current speed. I then had to log on to my online AT&T account and confirm a few things, but all went well and I received a confirmation email the next day.
Now I only need to watch the billing to make sure it goes through.
Thanks all.
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