Hey everyone, if we get the AT&T Elite 2.0 plan, which comes with a free tablet data line. Is it true that we still have to pay a one-time “activation” fee to AT&T for the tablet data line, although it’s free?
I already have an iPad Pro that’s capable with cellular, when I called AT&T to add it to my Elite 2.0 plan, they told me that I would have to pay the activation fee then it will be free monthly.
Hey everyone, I received this weird text message today from AT&T. All of my lines have the AT&T Premium 2.0 plan and all the phones on my account received this text at the same exact time. I checked my AT&T account and confirmed that I am still on that plan and nothing was changed. I called AT&T and asked about this text, but they had zero explanation for it.
Did anyone else on AT&T Premium 2.0 plan receive this same text?
Hello everyone,
Two years ago, I was diagnosed with gynecomastia in my left breast since I experience extreme nipple pain 24/7 and did a mammogram because of it. A few months ago, I experience the same nipple pain in my right nipple, now I have 24/7 pain in both sides.
Is it normal to have nipple pain in both nipples for gynecomastia? If so, will the nipple pain immediately go away with surgery? Does insurance cover the procedure if there is a history of extreme nipple pain?
Also, does anyone have any recommendations for a surgeons that they saw in the NYC area?
Thank you all for your time and feedback.
Hello everyone, I’m thinking of possibly signing up for the AT&T Points Plus® Card from Citi due to the recent upgrade of their perks, but I want to make sure that the card is fully legitimate now with their perks and there is no funny business with getting autopay credits by making it the default card with AT&T. (I heard horror stories in the past with AT&T’s system not recognizing that card as the only credit card that allows the full auto pay credit per month).
Thank you all in advance for your time and advice.