Rumor: iPhone Users to get AT&T Specific Perks
Posted 09/08/09 at 09:02:28 AM by Paul Lilly
in a bid to increase customer satisfaction among its iPhone toting user base, AT&T will soon offer at least two new enhancements available only to iPhone owners, made available through a future software update.
One of the enhancements includes overage alerts. Once the update is rolled out, iPhone users will be able to access the new setting under the Preferences menu, where they'll be able to customize a push notification that will alert them when they're about to go over their monthly anytime minutes.
AT&T is also mulling new voicemail options, which would allow iPhone users to disable the custom Voicemail greeting, in addition to AT&T's default Voicemail introduction.
While these are both fairly minor updates, they could be just the first of many more to come.

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Really? I mean, REALLY?
Submitted by daphatty on Tue, 09/08/2009 - 7:18pm
I'm not sure if this post was meant to incite a riot, but these "features" are a total joke. I won't get in to the numerous reasons why I hate AT&T. Nor will I bother trying to tell AT&T what they need to do to please their customers. All of that has been said before and it is clear that AT&T is not listening.
VZW FTW LMAO!!!
Submitted by Curtai on Tue, 09/08/2009 - 11:36am
I already have custom voicemail messages I just don't use it... and I already get overage alerts for free... Even after all the flak that VZW was getting for not unlocking the GPS on The Omnia, Which they did now, I have been with them for 2 years and don't plan on changing anytime soon... Top that ATTle lmao...
And I already have all that plus I have 8GB internal storage, expandable with a microsdhc card up to 16GB on top for total 24GB and I didnt pay for the insanely priced Iphone too...
Hey ATT
Submitted by ocnier on Tue, 09/08/2009 - 9:03am
What ever happened to MMS that was supposed to be out by the end of August (doh!)?!? You know, that feature that every other cell provider and "simpler" device can do but not the iphone on "your" damn network. C'mon man get it together!!!!! I'm tired of waiting on you clowns!!!!!!
Tethering?
Submitted by Stinky Fartface on Tue, 09/08/2009 - 8:40am
How about that tethering thing AT&T,eh? It's there, waiting to be turned on. You're going to force me to use a hack aren't you?
Been done
Submitted by Thiazolium on Tue, 09/08/2009 - 8:27am
Quote: "One of the enhancements includes overage alerts. Once the update is
rolled out, iPhone users will be able to access the new setting under
the Preferences menu, where they'll be able to customize a push
notification that will alert them when they're about to go over their
monthly anytime minutes"Canada's Fido network already provides a 'before you exceed your plan limit' notification service.
Link: http://www.fido.ca/web/content/whyfido/fido_always_by_your_side
It may have been done on
Submitted by mikeart03a on Tue, 09/08/2009 - 12:31pm
It may have been done on Fido, but it doesn't work like it's supposed to... I've 'had' it for the last 2 years and so far I have yet to receive a text message that I'm about to go over my minutes and I do some months.
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f the dropped calls
Submitted by keithfreitag on Tue, 09/08/2009 - 6:52am
Dear AT&T,
Never mind about fixing the dropped calls (on many bars) and lack of your "more bars anywhere" campaign. I want to know when I'm going over my minutes bc it's to damn hard to login to my account and just look there. Can you also see if there's a way to disable voicemail completely, if I miss a call, it's on purpose and I don't want my buddies to tell me what the hell is going on tonight anyway.
While I'm on the subject, can I pay more for the same data plan too when I switch from a 1st Gen ($19.99 + 200SMS) to a 3G ($29.99 + 200SMS) or even a 3GS ($29.99 + $9.99 for 200 SMS). You make it so god damn tempting, which do I choose to get screwed.
Loyal and Lubed Customer.
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