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 prepaid plans offer a few ways to get service. You can opt to pay for multiple months upfront and save big, or choose from a variety of other plans.

Unfortunately for AT&T's prepaid customers, however, the 4G service will be sloooow. The plan offers GoPhone users "unlimited" data for $60 a month at a max speed of 3Mbps, with 480p video ...

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.

When it comes to finding a prepaid phone plan, traditional carriers like AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile aren't your only options. Here are our picks for the best prepaid phone plans this holiday season.

Even as rumors continue to swirl that Apple is preparing a cheaper, prepaid version of the iPhone, Verizon and AT&T on Tuesday announced new prepaid plans, just weeks ahead of Apple's expected ...

T-Mobile: Most branded plans, including premium prepaid options, operate at QCI 6. Entry-level plans like Essentials and Essentials Saver use QCI 7, which is the same priority as nearly all ...

Currently, our top pick among the best prepaid phone plans is Mint Mobile's 12-month unlimited plan with the carrier's limited-time 50% discount. Those with more modest needs or seeking to pay as ...

T-Mobile is making a comeback with three new prepaid plans designed to win back customers after recent price hikes.

New T-Mobile Prepaid Plans: I bring that up because T-Mobile has introduced new prepaid plans todays, but I’m not exactly sure they would be on my short list of prepaid plans to jump on.

As an overview, AT&T's phone plans generally revolve around postpaid and prepaid options. The former is the type of plan the carrier is generally known for, with feature-laden unlimited plans that ...

AT&T's prepaid plans now mostly skew toward unlimited data options, save for the 5GB plan we recommend and an 8GB option that requires an upfront payment of $33/month for three months.