Do we get roll over minutes with...

Yep - my 59.95 plan:

"Rate Plan: Nation 450 Rollover & 5000 Night/Weekend & Unlimited Mobile-To-Mobile Minutes"

Just remember that each roll over is good for 1 year.

Yeah, the rollovers are great! I have something like 3,000 min over the last year. They start to expire on a monthly basis, that way you don't lose all your rollover minutes at one time, which is nice.

Another nice feature is the 7pm-7am night and weekend minutes. It's an extra $8.99 a month, but it allows you to use your 5,000 night and weekend minutes earlier on say Friday at 7pm til Monday morning 7am 🙂

if you have 3000 rollover, why are you worrying about earlier nights and weekends 😝 use your rollover mins for that stuff.

I heard they last forever. Oh, well, yearly is ok.

I heard they last forever. Oh, well, yearly is ok.

Rollover Minutes are unused, accumulated, Anytime Minutes that roll over from month to month for up to 12 billing periods. The benefits include the ability to keep unused Anytime Minutes and use them when they are needed. Additionally, you can avoid paying Additional Minute charges by using accumulated Rollover Minutes (also known as your Current Rollover Balance).

The other day I was thinking of rollover minutes, why would I need more minutes if I couldn't finish them last month? Oh well I guess they will become handy when I find an extra GF 😉

They can come in handy when you're traveling, for example.

Check AT&T's fine print, and don't get hit with extra charges that first month because you think you have minutes rolled over-

"Rollover Minutes: Rollover Minutes accumulate and expire through 12 rolling bill periods. Bill Period 1 (activation) unused Anytime Minutes will not carry over. Bill Period 2 unused Anytime Minutes will begin to carry over. Rollover Minutes accumulated starting with Bill Period 2 will expire each bill period as they reach a 12 bill period age. Rollover Minutes will also expire immediately upon default or if customer changes to a non-Rollover plan. If you change from one rollover plan to another rollover plan, any accumulated Rollover Minutes in excess of the new plan's number of monthly Anytime Minutes will expire upon such change. If you migrate a single line to a FamilyTalk plan, or should a subscriber join a FamilyTalk plan for which your line is the primary line, any accumulated Rollover Minutes for all lines included in the new FamilyTalk group's Rollover Minutes in excess of the monthly Anytime Minutes for such group shall expire upon such change. Rollover Minutes are not redeemable for cash or credit and are not transferable. Night and Weekend and Mobile to Mobile Minutes do not carry over."

Are they available for people with the Go Plan? Me being one of them?