AT&T to Add Reversible Fees to Its Internet Plans
Customers can receive a $10 monthly discount by enrolling in autopay and paperless billing.

Customers can receive a $10 monthly discount by enrolling in autopay and paperless billing.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15, 2024 - AT&T, one of the nation’s largest Internet Service Providers, announced that it intends to raise prices on its internet service plans.
The company, headquartered in Dallas, Tex., would raise prices by $5 on plans that cost $45 or less before the change and by $10 on plans that cost more than $45 starting on Nov. 10.
AT&T serves about 15.3 million broadband subscribers across the U.S.
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