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Aio Wireless adds international texting to 'Smart' and 'Pro' plans for free

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 8 May 2014 7:33 pm
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Aio Wireless, AT&T's prepaid brand that's soon to be rebranded to Cricket (once again), is adding free international texting to both of its top-tier plans. The add-on, which used to cost an extra $15 per month, gives unlimited international texting to 35 countries for no extra fee if you have a "Smart" or "Pro" level plan — costing $50 and $60 per month, respectively — from the carrier.

Aio's new Group Save plan takes on Sprint's Framily Plan discounts

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Posted by Derek Kessler on 16 Apr 2014 1:03 pm
A few months back saw Sprint introduce their new Framily Plan discounts that allowed customers to see reduced per-line prices for each line added to their account, and now prepaid carrier Aio is firing back with their own version of the concept. They're calling it Group Save, and it could save Aio customers up to $90 when they have five lines on their account.

AT&T completes Leap Wireless purchase, will now use Cricket brand for prepaid instead of Aio Wireless

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 13 Mar 2014 10:44 pm
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Cricket customers have grace period before needing to move to a new phone and plan; Aio Wireless customers will see no changes Just eight short months after agreeing to buy Leap Wireless, AT&T has closed the deal that brings the prepaid carrier under its big corporate umbrella. And if you were one of the few people who thought AT&T wouldn't quickly mix things up after the purchase...

T-Mobile wins court case over Aio Wireless regarding use of magenta-like colors

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 8 Feb 2014 4:30 pm
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Texas court rules AT&T has to choose a new color scheme for its budget prepaid brand Following an extensive suit culminating in a three-day hearing, T-Mobile has won a court case finding that AT&T's prepaid brand Aio Wireless was using colors too similar to T-Mobile's in its branding. The lawsuit, which sparked up quickly after Aio Wireless launched, claimed that AT&T specifically...

Moto G coming to Aio Wireless Feb. 14th for $149

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 7 Feb 2014 5:55 pm
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$79 ZTE Sonata 4G also available starting today As the Moto G continues its march through seemingly every carrier and retailer, Aio Wireless has just announced that it will carry Motorola's inexpensive handset starting February 14th. The Moto G will set you back $149 without a contract, which is a $30 savings over the unlocked GSM model but currently a $50 bump over the carrier-specific CDMA...

Aio Wireless drops prices, increases data allotments

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 4 Feb 2014 11:50 pm
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Auto Pay knocks an additional $5 off your plan every month AT&T's data-oriented prepaid brand, Aio Wireless, is increasing data allowances and decreasing prices on its plans today. Keeping the same structure, Aio Wireless offers three service levels — Basic, Smart and Pro — that each have unlimited talk and text along with a certain amount of high-speed data access, which is throttled (to...

AT&T's prepaid brand Aio Wireless goes nationwide starting today

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 6 Sep 2013 3:11 pm
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Smartphone plans starting at $55 with 2GB of high-speed data; BYOD SIM just $10 AT&T recently announced that its previously regional prepaid subsidiary Aio Wireless would be going nationwide sometime in "mid September", and now it looks to be opened up just a week later. Along with the expansion to customers across he country, Aio Wireless is improving its plans by upping the data speed...

AT&T to expand Aio Wireless prepaid service nationwide in September

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Posted by Andrew Martonik on 29 Aug 2013 9:23 pm
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Phone plans start at $55 with 2GB of data, tablets start at $15 for 250MB AT&T has just announced that its separately-branded prepaid service called Aio Wireless will expand to be available nationwide starting in mid-September. The service, which is currently only available to customers in Florida, Texas, Metro-Atlanta and Chicago, will expand to cover customers across the country at an...