AT&T Rolls Out $40 iPhone Text Accessibility Plan

Posted on 29 April 2008 by


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AT&T today introduces a $40 iPhone Accessibility Plan designed for customers with disabilities who may not need the voice portion of a phone plan- but could use unlimited text and data. The plan includes unlimited SMS, Unlimited data usage (email and web), .40 per minute pay-per-use voice, visual voicemail. This plan follows an earlier $29 plan that AT&T offered – but available only to NON-iPhone users. To activate a phone on this plan, follow the normal iTunes activation, download and complete this form, then call the National Center for Customers with Disabilities at (voice) 866-241-6568 or (TTY) 866-241-6567.

Link: $40 Text Accessibility Plan for iPhone
Link: $29 Text Accessibility Plan for Non-iPhone users

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  • reidme

    This is a great idea. It would also be useful to folks who want to use an iPhone for email/web, but use a dumb phone for voice.

  • reidme

    Sorry, I should have said PDA-challenged phone.

  • http://www.s-consult.com/index.php Wayne Schulz

    Looks like you have to fill out a qualification form before they grant the plan. I’m not sure how diligent they are on this.