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It should be a good thing for AT&T quick messaging phones lovers, according to fiercewireless, we are told that AT&T no longer forces its texting phones customers to add a Messaging Plan.

We remember AT&T first release the service in January 2010, when you purchase quick message phones(like the Samsung Solstice and LG Neon) from AT&T you are required an added $20 per month an unlimited messaging plan. It seems that AT&T has quietly cancel the unreasonable requirement in February, so strange, it hasn’t announce this news in public so far, why?

via Fierce Wireless

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