8 Steps to Reduce Total Wireless Costs In this four-part blog series, we’ll be cover 8 steps that (more…)
23
Oct
2011
Wranglin’ an RFP – Part 1 of 3
We have to love their name: the Android Police. They have discovered a problem with HTC phones where personal data can be exposed to any app that accesses the internet. (yikes!)
30
Sep
2011
Apps Will Be the New Data
Will applications be the new data? Being in the industry for so long we have seen lots of transitions. First voice was the hot item, then email, then data and now we see all of the options for apps.
We believe apps are going to be the new data; AND they are now be able to be billed to your customer account.
Sprint reports that their upgrade fee has risen to $36 for upgrades (all upgrades are subject, that is). (more…)
AT&T is doing away with the 1000 message plan @ $10.00 which applies to all users who text. Now, AT&T customers will only have one message plan option: unlimited messaging at $20.00.
Here is what ATT is saying…
And interesting development: AT&T has ended their A-list September 1st, poof!
For those of you who are not Bill Police clients, the A-list was an AT&T program which allowed for EACH PHONE to have their top 10 numbers called to be added into a program which rated these calls as mobile–to-mobile calls, thereby reducing peak minutes. Because your voice charges are based off peak minutes in your pool, if you reduce your pool you will reduce the access fee you pay. Translation: Mobile-to-mobile minutes reduce your bill.
Verizon Wireless recently announced a class action lawsuit for users on “America’s Choice II” calling plans. The settlement (more…)
23
Jul
2011
New AT&T and Verizon International Plans
Recently, AT&T announced that it is changing its Data Global Bolt-on Plans. In this week’s AT&T Newsletter they specified the changes to add some new plans and retire other plans. Below is the excerpt from their article.
21
Jul
2011
AT&T vs. Verizon Data Speeds
Well, PC Magazine has recently released their results on data speeds and found that Verizon is the fastest network in the US. Here are the results:
This month we reviewed a zero usage report with a customer. This report has been the bane of his existence for many months and they have finally cleared up the charges; it was a rewarding monthly review.
