Starting today, AT&T customers on a qualifying Nation or Family Talk plan that sign up for unlimited messaging, will be able to make unlimited calls to any mobile number regardless of carrier. The new plan is called Mobile to Any Mobile and calls made under this plan do not count toward your Anytime Minutes. The unlimited messaging costs $20 for individuals and $30 for the family plan. But think about all of those minutes you will be saving calling your pals who switched to Verizon's Apple iPhone 4.
Existing AT&T customers with an unlimited messaging plan can activate their Mobile to Mobile service by heading over to www.att.com/anymobile. The carrier's Chief Marketing Officer, David Christopher, said, "Mobile to Any Mobile is an exciting offer that will keep our customers connected to the people they want to talk to, when they want to talk to them, without the hassle of watching minutes."
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