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AT&T Gives More Than 50 Million Mobile Share Value® Subscribers Shareable Rollover Data

All Mobile Share Value customers get it automatically at no extra cost

The unused monthly plan data rolls forward for use within the next month    

DALLAS, Jan. 7, 2015 – Today AT&T1 announced it’s bringing back its popular “Rollover” concept – but this time for data. Beginning January 25, all new and current AT&T Mobile Share Value customers will automatically receive the Rollover Data feature at no additional cost.2 Now, all Mobile Share Value customers will have their unused, shareable plan data in a given month roll over to be used within the next month. The best part is that it is simple and easy to track, and Rollover Data benefits the whole family or business – across all smartphones and devices on the same Mobile Share Value plan.

AT&T is making it easier for customers to do more with their data on their terms -- all on the nation’s most reliable LTE network with the nation’s strongest LTE signal3. AT&T Mobile Share Value customers will be able to share the data that rolls over from the previous month, a big advantage for families and businesses.

“Rollover Data is an added benefit of being an AT&T Mobile Share Value customer and it’s just another way that we’re saying thanks to our more than 50 million plus Mobile Share Value subscribers,” said Glenn Lurie, President and CEO, AT&T Mobility. “We’re providing even more value and flexibility, and the best part is it’s simple, shareable and easy to track for our customers. All Mobile Share Value customers get this automatically.”

With shareable data rolled from the previous month, AT&T Mobile Share Value customers enjoy more freedom and ability to use their data on their terms across devices.

HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:

All levels of AT&T Mobile Share Value plan customers automatically receive the Rollover Data feature – no signing up, no additional cost.

Rollover Data can be shared with everyone on the same Mobile Share Value plan.

 If you do not use your full allotment of plan data in a given month, the extra amount automatically rolls over and is available to be used within the next month.

Within a given month, you will use your plan allotment first, before you begin using your Rollover Data. Unused Rollover Data does not carry over.

As an example:

If you have four lines and have a 15GB AT&T Mobile Share Value Plan and only use 10GB in a given month, you’ll roll over 5GB and have a total of 20GB available to use within the next month.  If you were to only use 10GB in the second month, you’ll again roll over 5GB and have a total of 20GB available the next month. Bottom line: if you have unused plan data this month, it automatically rolls over to be used within the next month in case you need more than your plan’s allotment. This gives you that extra data to do the things you love across all your devices, like surfing the web, watching videos, listening to your favorite music or sending email.

AT&T Mobile Share Value customers will be able to view their Rollover Data balance on the myAT&T app or online at att.com.

AT&T customers can join the conversation by following #RolloverData to share the news and hear the latest about shareable Rollover Data.

Follow these links to learn more about:

AT&T Mobile Share Value promotional plans

AT&T NextSM

AT&T NextSM switcher bill credit

1AT&T products and services are provided or offered by subsidiaries and affiliates of AT&T Inc. under the AT&T brand and not by AT&T Inc.

2Rollover Data only available w/ Mobile Share Value® plans. Unused data expires after one billing period or w/ any plan change. Rollover Data consumed last. Add’l restr. apply. Plan details at:http://att.com/rolloverdata 

3Claims basis: Nationwide carriers’ LTE. Signal strength claim based ONLY on avg. LTE signal strength. LTE not avail. everywhere.

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AT&T will soon let you roll over your unused mobile data.

Consider this proof that competition is healthy. T-Mobile did the same thing last month. Now, AT&T (T, Tech30) is following suit. 

Starting Jan. 25, anyone on AT&T's "mobile share value" plan will automatically start rolling over unused data from one month to the next. It can be used by everyone on any device in the plan. 

The catch? There's a one-month expiration date. Your February leftovers are only good in March. 

Also, your rolled-over data goes to the bottom of next month's barrel. You always start every month using the fresh batch of data first. 

Most AT&T customers will benefit from the added feature, because 50 million people use that type of plan. 

In a statement, the president of AT&T Wireless, Glenn Lurie, said: "We're providing even more value and flexibility, and the best part is it's simple, sharable and easy to track for our customers." 

But it's a much more restricted data rollover plan than the one T-Mobile introduced in December. T-Mobile (TMUS) gifted all customers with 10 free gigabytes of data, and lets each month's leftovers rollover for a full year. 

T-Mobile CEO John Legere attacked AT&T (his former employer) on Twitter, saying that their customers deserve more value from their mobile carriers -- and they're not getting it. 

"They will always be a lesser, later version of what we offer!" Legere said. 

He also criticized AT&T for not yet ending overages, the practice of charging extra fees when you use more than your allotted minutes or data. By comparison, T-Mobile drastically slows down your data when you cross that line.