AT&T was rightly hammered for its first attempt to respond to the new wave of unlimited plans a few months ago—it simply wasn't competitive. After a few tweaks, AT&T's offering is in-line with what's offered by other carriers. Now, AT&T is sweetening the deal with free HBO for those subscribing to its more expensive unlimited plan.

AT&T's unlimited plan is split into two tiers. There's the Unlimited Choice plan that's only $60 per month, but it's throttled to 3Mbps. Then we have Unlimited Plus for $90 per month. That one has no 3Mbps cap, 10GB of LTE tethering, and HD video. Unlimited Plus already included a $25 credit toward DirecTV,  DirecTV NOW, or U-verse. In addition to that, AT&T is now offering free HBO on the Unlimited Plus plan.

If you subscribe to any of the above services, HBO will automatically be added when the deal goes into effect tomorrow (April 6th). If you already subscribe to HBO on those services, the charge will be removed from your bill. For those who don't subscribe to one of the AT&T-associated TV services, your free HBO is accessible through DirecTV NOW and HBO Go.

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