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AT&T subsidiary Cricket Wireless, provider of prepaid wireless voice, text and data services, announced a new plan with a 20GB data allotment and an increased data allotment for its basic plans, in which, Cricket subscribers will surely love to take advantage of, Phonedog reported.
With Cricket's new offering and structure, the Basic plan will still retain its $40 price per month with an increased allotment of 2.5GB, from 1GB. On the other hand, its Smart package, priced at $50 per month, will have an increased data allotment of 5GB from 3GB. Cricket's Pro Plan at $60 though, will hold its original data allotment of 10GB; however, AT&T's prepaid arm is now offering a new Advanced Plan at $60 with 20GB data usage which is only available in a limited time offer, Phones Review reported.
Since it is a limited promo only, it is not eligible for "Group Savings" program or Group Save Discounts. It is also worthy to not that all these Cricket plan is eligible for a $5 discount every month, given that the subscriber is enrolled in Auto Pay.
These plans will work on any unlocked GSM devices that is compatible with AT&T's network.
Along with the new offering, Cricket also offers wide array of smartphone deals that includes Nokia Lumia 530 and Lumia 635 LTE, in which, will be free after a mail-in rebate, plus discounted offers for Moto G, Optimus L70 and Desire 510.
Cricket also offers one month free service for anyone that will sign up or switch to Smart, Pro and Advance d Plans, given that they have completed two months of service on one of those plans.
