Rate Plan and Upgrade Eligibility
Currently I have 2100 min family plan and one of my line will eligible for phone upgrade on Januarys 29, 2009.
Would the eligibility date change if I change my minutes plan one step up? If the answer is "yes" do you know how much sooner it will be?
Thanks!
Would the eligibility date change if I change my minutes plan one step up? If the answer is "yes" do you know how much sooner it will be?
Thanks!
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When did you sign up, is that line the primary line, and do you have any other features associated with it? If that's the primary line, it shouldn't, $100 MRC gives you the earliest upgrade.
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Because I didn't get what you mean by "$100 MRC gives you the earliest upgrade", let me give you little more information.
Actually, I have this account for 14 years and I don't remember when I upgrade this line last time. I know the eligibility date from AT&T website. And yes, this one is primary line. Currently I pay $110 for the first two lines + $20 for two more lines. Also I have MediaNet Unlimited for $15 on this line and on one more? and Unlimited Family Messaging for $30.
So, is there any chance to have Upgrade Eligibility sooner?
Actually, I have this account for 14 years and I don't remember when I upgrade this line last time. I know the eligibility date from AT&T website. And yes, this one is primary line. Currently I pay $110 for the first two lines + $20 for two more lines. Also I have MediaNet Unlimited for $15 on this line and on one more? and Unlimited Family Messaging for $30.
So, is there any chance to have Upgrade Eligibility sooner?
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To put what he said in English instead of cellularese, you have to be paying for a rate plan of at least $100 per month for ATT to change your availability date for upgrade. If you have a single plan, that means your plan must be $100 or more, or if you have a Family Talk plan, it must be the primary line and be a plan greater than $100. Just changing your plan usually does not affect the eligibility date, because you can change your plan every month if you want. By the way, with the $100+ plan, you still have to have had the phone 12 months.
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