AT&T Introduces Wireless Plan for Seniors

By Allen Tsai | Mon Oct 29, 2007 9:07 am

AT&T announced a new wireless calling plan for senior consumers aged 65 and older. The new AT&T Senior Nation 200 plan gives a cost-effective solution to stay in touch with friends and family. AT&T's new plan includes 200 Anytime Minutes, 500 Night & Weekend Minutes and unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling for $29.99 a month.

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"AT&T provides service plans that focus on customer value, competitive pricing and convenient ways of keeping in touch," said Andy Wilson, vice president of wireless consumer marketing. "A voice package designed specifically for seniors helps make friends and loved ones across the country seem closer."

The Senior National 200 plan is available today. Consumers have a wide variety of traditional consumer handsets to choose from. Proof of age is required at point of sale.

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