Prices Are Going Up for More AT&T Legacy Plans, Starting Tomorrow
When AT&T introduced new plans early this year, it retired the old ones – common practice among carriers. However, customers who signed up for those freshly shelved plans as recently as Nov. 1, 2025, are about to see a price increase tomorrow.
In April, long-term customers hanging onto old phone plans learned they would see mandatory monthly surcharges added to their bills. Now, the pool of affected subscribers has expanded, with charges arriving in August for people who activated plans as recently as November.
On a support page that went live when it announced its revamped “2.0” unlimited phone plans, the carrier revealed that the prices of its “retired” unlimited wireless plans — the ones that customers who haven’t upgraded are still using — would go up by as much as $20 starting in April.
Originally, it applied to plans activated before July 24, 2025. Now, the support page...
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