Hello all, I work for a hedge fund in China and spend most of my time traveling. Am looking to purchase a grandfathered AT&T unlimited intl data plan from someone - if you know anyone who is willing to sell I'd greatly appreciate it. Willing to compensate very well (over $1000). Thanks
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Have a grandfathered unlimited US data plan!
Seriously? There used to be an unlimited international data plan? How much per month?
Don't know
I think the OP is mistaking the old US unlimited plans from 2007-2009. They started at $30/mo back when 3G was the thing and everyone thought we'd never need anything faster (lol).
@"highhater": the international unlimited data plan is a corporate feature. Ie, you need a company contract to get that feature provisioned. Even if you found an account with that enabled and you bought it out with your vast troves of guac (read: money), you wouldn't be able to transfer the feature.
Sources: experience dealing with those AT&T clowns overseas.
I find it unlikely you will be able to purchase a data plan from another person. Most if not all of the carriers force their customers when they buy a new phone, make changes to their plans, or any other action that causes one to renew their contract to void their existing contract in the process. Not to mention that I don't think it has ever been possible to sell your contract as it would void the terms of service.
I was wondering this too, but I figured it was a rich guy thing I wasn't clued-in on.
Definitely violates the terms of the contract. Even if you found a way to make it work, AT&T would take you to the cleaners. T-mobile has an unlimited international plan, though it's only 2G. Still though, it's well priced and allows for texting/calling.
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