The telecom giant dips into Net micropayments by offering prepaid Web content cards, which let people buy access to Disney, Shockwave.com and other sites.

The GoPhone brand made its public debut back in 1987, but after 30 years, AT&T has retired it in favor of a simple "AT&T PREPAID." And to go with this name change, the Death Star is offering up ...

AT&T has tweaked its prepaid plans, making them slightly more attractive than before. Of note, users now have the option of an 8GB prepaid plan that costs $50/month, ...

AT&T is offering new pricing for its top prepaid hotspot plan: $55 per month for 100GB of data. That’s a big boost — and a nice discount — from the previous limit of 40GB for $75 per month.

With YouNeverLose.com now authorized to provide customers with AT&T prepaid cards, customers can take care of their telecom needs while earning points to play in penny auctions for 90% off gift cards ...

Eventually, AT&T will offer prepaid LTE phones, but for now that’s not the case, the company said in a statement. Customers on the company’s GoPhone service with capable phones will start ...

The new $15/month plan doesn't have an activation fee, according to AT&T; the plan is identical through both prepaid carriers. Existing customers can sign into their accounts to make the switch.

Get to know AT&T's GoPhone plans for 2020. Only $40/month. Read the full breakdown here.

AT&T started a new foray into prepaid wireless service by launching a separate brand called Aio Wireless, in an attempt to target more data-centric prepaid users. Skip to Main Content.

AT&T Prepaid customers with capped phone plans (non-unlimited) will get 10GB per month of data for the next 60 days. You’ll get the full 60 days if you are on a plan before April 26.