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Fun with AT&T Go Phone

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This article is sponsored by AT&T, but all opinions are my own and are based on my personal experiences.

Everyone loves a good festival or fair; but oftentimes if you’ve been to one, you’ve been to them all.  Having never been to the California State Fair, I really had no idea what to expect, what the must-do’s were, or even where to start.
I began with the California State Fair app, which was an amazing guide through Cal Expo.  The app allows you to browse the entire calendar of events, create your own schedule for your fair visit, view more details about each activity going on, etc.
Typically when I enter something like a grocery store or a building, I immediate go to the left, so naturally that’s exactly what I did at the fair.  Heading to the left led me to some amazing booths, the food area and the kiddie zone, which took us about half of a day to get through.

AT&T GoPhone

I was very impressed with the AT&T GoPhone booth this year.  Not knowing much about the GoPhone service, but being an AT&T customer, I just had to check out their booth.  The staff was super cool and inviting, and the booth had so much to offer.

Aside from learning about the GoPhone program, there was also a fun hands-on activity to try.  Virtual reality (VR) is all the rage right now and the AT&T GoPhone booth allows you to try out this amazing experience for free.  Put on a VR headset and explore a new land, all while standing at the fair!  This was such a fun thing to try since I had never done it before.  The staff was super helpful and I felt very comfortable.

Also, just for snapping a picture of our experience in the AT&T GoPhone booth and sharing it on Instagram with the #ATTGoPhone hashtag, they made me my very own customized screen print t-shirt.  Like the GoPhone program, these shirts were completely customizable to fit your needs.

The whole idea behind the customizable freebies at the GoPhone booth is to help you understand that with AT&T GoPhone you have more freedom to do what you love, instead of focusing so much on your phone bill.
I’m quite impressed with how much money the GoPhone program can save versus a traditional phone plan.  I’ve been an AT&T customer for over 10 years and have consistently paid over $175 each month for two phones.  With their highest priced tier of $60/month you get unlimited talk, text and data usage in US, Canada and Mexico – so it’s great for people like me who travel to Mexico on vacation quite often.

I was also lucky enough to get to try out an AT&T GoPhone during my visit to the State Fair.  I tried out the Samsung Galaxy Express Prime, which has a great camera and all of the features you could ever want in a smart phone.

If the GoPhone service sounds like it might be a good fit for you, but a Samsung Galaxy Express Prime may not be your preferred device,  AT&T will let you use a variety of other phones with their GoPhone plans.  Check out all the details at www.att.com/shop/wireless/gophone.html.

Giveaway

We’ve teamed up with AT&T GoPhone to offer you the chance to win GoPhone-compatible 4G LTE smartphone and a $45 AT&T GoPhone refill card!  Simply use the Rafflecopter form below to enter, and we will choose our winner after 8/11/16.

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 No purchase necessary.  Giveaway ends August 11th, 2016 at 11:59pm EST.  Subject to complete Official Rules.



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  2. Brenda Guardado says

    I have had Sprint and T-Mobile before so I definitely need something that will work in a budget. Trying to juggle work, school, and play without a reliable phone service just doesn't work.

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