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do you have to pay an extra monthly charge to use an unlocked windows mobile phone on ATT?

Dec 21, 2007 by no_way_jose_15960 | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

i heard that i might have to pay a monthly charge to use the windows mobile on the phone, if so, what is this called, and how much does it cost?

No you do not have to pay extra to use an unlocked windows mobile phone on ATT. But on a windows mobile phone it constantly syncs with the Internet, so it would be wise to choose an appropriate data plan along with your voice plan. See ATT website for

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