Integrated services in Japan. As FeliCa is the de facto smart card ticketing system standard in Japan, many of these cards have integrated services. A particular region/operator may accept multiple cards. The table below shows the integrated services FeliCa cards have for each Japanese region.
AT&T Next is a new way to get a new device every year with an installment plan you can pay over a period of 20 months.* Monthly installment payments will vary in price depending on the device you choose.dditional fees and taxes may apply. And with AT&T Next, if you keep the same device for the entire 20-month term, no additional installment payments are required. *Qualifying credit and wireless service plan plus 20-month 0% APR installment agreement required.
In related news, AT&T Next will no longer be a zero-out-of-pocket installment plan. Come August 1, customers who are new to AT&T Next will have to pay a $15 activation fee when they pick up a new phone. This $15 fee also applies to those who bring their own device (BYOD) and sign-up for a new line of service. Current AT&T Next customers who have an active installment plan prior to August 1 will not be charged the $15 fee on their next upgrade. AT&T has said that this âwaiverâ is subject to change. In other words, you may not have to pay the $15 fee at your next upgrade, but donât be surprised if you have to after that.