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AT&T cuts prices on international data roaming, goes easier on overages
Could it be? Is AT&T addressing bill shock by simply trying to make international data roaming costs reasonable? From the looks of its new Data Global Add-On deals, that might be the case. The baseline price is up from last year at $30 per month, but you'll get 120MB of data for your trouble -- an amount that used to cost $50. The next step up not only costs less than before, at $60 versus the old $100, but ups the data ever so gently to 300MB in the process. AT&T's maximum allotment is still a relatively modest 800MB, but at $120 a month, it's a lot easier to swallow for a European vacation than the earlier $200 for the same data cap. The real advantage for all three may be the overage rate: rather than bill by the byte, AT&T is now charging $30 for every 120MB over your limit, so you won't have to fork over the equivalent of a car payment just because you couldn't resist posting to Instagram from the Alps. We still think dedicated international services like Xcom Global (or an unlocked phone and a prepaid SIM) are the most efficient ways to go, but the carrier-bound among us will catch a big break when the new international plans take effect June 1st.
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The Homeowners Consumer Center Urges Any Homeowner in Massachusetts Paying More Than 5% To Refinance Now With American Interbanc Because They Will Give You The Best Rates
Americas Watchdog's Homeowners Consumer Center says, "Mortgage Interest rates really are at historic lows, and we are urging any homeowner in Massachusetts who has a current mortgage interest rate of 5% or more to refinance now, and use American Internanc. There is a reason why we have endorsed American Interbanc for six consecutive years as the Best Mortgage Lender in the US." However there is a catch, the caveat being the homeowner, or home buyer must have excellent credit, and verifiable income. American Interbanc also offers unsurpassed mortgage lending refinancing, or home loan mortgage services in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California, Washington and Utah, for homeowners, or home buyers with excellent credit, and verifiable income. The Homeowners Consumer Center strongly encourages homeowners or home buyers in theses states to contact American Interbanc by calling their toll free number at 1-800-724-0004 or by visiting their web site at http://americaninterbanc.com
The Homeowners Consumer Center is urging any homeowner in Massachusetts to refinance right now, because mortgage interest rates really are at all time lows. The Homeowners Consumer Center has endorsed American Interbanc for the last six consecutive years as the best mortgage lender in the United States, and the group is strongly encouraging Massachusetts homeowners, who are paying more than 5%, on their home loan to consider refinancing now. The Homeowners Consumer Center is also urging anyone in the process of buying a home in Massachusetts to use American Interbanc, because the interest rates they offer, and their lending fees are the most competitive in the United States. The Homeowners Consumer Center says, "American Interbanc's mortgage products, and or their mortgage fees are honest, and straight forward. There are no gimmicks. The only catch is a Massachusetts homeowner wishing to refinance, or a potential home buyer in Massachusetts wishing to use American Interbanc's unequaled mortgage products must have excellent credit, verifiable income, and meet Fannie Mae lending requirements." For more information about American Interbanc, homeowners or individuals can call them at 1-800-724-0004 or visit their web site at http://www.americaninterbanc.com
The Homeowners Consumer Center's endorsement of American Interbanc is not just limited to the state of Massachusetts. American Interbanc's unsurpassed mortgage products are also available to individuals, or homeowners wishing to refinance, or purchase a home in Washington, California, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Utah. http://HomeownersConsumerCenter.com
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How would you change Samsung's Galaxy Player 4.0?
Samsung's sub-$200 Galaxy Player offers up PMP-stylings inside a smartphone shell. When our reviewer put it through its paces, we couldn't find much to commend it -- with poor sound quality and battery life that wouldn't manage a long-haul flight. The expandable storage and removable battery made it more desirable than the equivalent iPod touch, but given that it was retailing for $20 more (at the time), we'd have said go for a GoGear or D3 instead. But we suspect that despite our advice, some of you bought one, so tell us how you've found it on a daily basis and what should the company do when it comes time for a refresh?
How would you change Samsung's Galaxy Player 4.0? originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 27 May 2012 23:06:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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