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Engadget by Sean Hollister on 5/1/11
Tomorrow is May 2nd, 2011, and you know what that means -- tomorrow is the day that
AT&T will impose data caps on DSL and U-Verse Internet, and begin tallying up overage fees. At least, that was the plan on March 18th -- when the company formally announced 150GB DSL and 250GB U-Verse caps -- but even if you're a paying customer who chows down several hundred gigabytes in a month, you may not have to worry about paying extra quite yet. AT&T specified that folks like yourself will have access to an online tool to self-police your usage
before the company even begin to calculate the cost of your formerly all-you-can-eat bandwidth buffet, and as you can see in the picture above, the tool isn't quite ready for public consumption across the entire country quite yet. Scoot on over to our source link, enter your AT&T ID, and if you see the same, perhaps you won't have to cancel your
700-hour Star Trek marathon quite yet.
PSA: AT&T DSL and U-Verse landline internet caps begin tomorrow, if you can see this website originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 01 May 2011 13:16:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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