AT&T and Rogers to offer reciprocal roaming deal for subscribers

Lucky AT&T subcribers who come to Canada for business or pleasure will soon be able to get 4G-LTE data speed thanks to a new deal with Rogers. The release states that 42 per cent of AT&T's subscribers are using LTE-enabled devices.

AT&T customers can select from one of three Data Global Add-On packages that offer discounted rates in Canada and over 150 countries – 120MB for $30/mo; 300MB for $60/mo; and 800MB for $120/mo. What about Canadians going to the US? No cigar. Seems the deal isn't mutually exclusive, yet.

Source: AT&T

Update on Monday, December 9, 2013 at 4:29PM by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Ahh, it seems the deal is reciprocal. Meaning Rogers subscribers can feed off the AT&T LTE feast for the following prices -- 50 MB of data starts for $7.99/day, $24/150MB and $120/750MB. Rogers also has a one-month $80 plan that couples 500MB of data with 100 minutes and unlimited text.

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