If you own a pocket pc, like the Fuze, Tilt or the LG Incite, sure you need a good unlimited data plan to make the most out of it.

At&T does have an unlimited internet packages like the MediaMax for just $29.9 USD but once you migrate, make sure you'r plan is activated. We heard complaints on wrong billing of over 3000 dollars based on per kb usage since the plan was not activated even after migration. Fortunately, the good customer service over At&T can reverse back any additional charges they made mistakenly. +1 for At&T

We love At&T, what about you? Do you have any experiences with At&T to share?

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