The telecom giant AT&T spent a whopping $109 billion to acquire Time Warner. But this acquisition allowed the company to get hold of a wide range of classic movies and TV shows on this platform. Now that AT&T has decided to jump onto the bandwagon of streaming services, it is trying to make the most of its acquisition by offering free HBO Max subscription to its unlimited wireless customers. This unprecedented AT&T Mail support is seen as a big bonus by its customers and is expected to add many new customers to the fold of AT&T.

In most of the markets around the country, AT&T is in direct face off with rivals Verizon and Sprint. There is no doubt that this free offer that gives a chance to the customers to watch premium content like Game of Thrones, Sex and the City, and Oz is being seen as very alluring by the customers. The only condition added by AT&T to this free offer is that it will be available only to subscribers buying unlimited data plan from the company.

AT&T has said that this new free service for its mobile customers will start from 3 November. It has also said that it will add HBO Max to its platform in May 2020. This is being seen as a counter to the streaming plans of rivals Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon. AT&T Mail support has been busy and working overtime to pass on this information to all its mobile customers for some time now. In its welcome email, the company has said that HBO is now the streaming option of the plan called AT&T Unlimited Elite.

It is not a secret that rival Verizon struck a pact with Disney Plus on 22 October this year and it is going to offer this streaming service to its customers beginning from 12 November. This means that the customers of Verizon will now be able to enjoy not just all the movies of Marvel Comics but also National Geographic and the popular Star Wars franchise. On the other hand, T-Mobile has already attracted a sizeable number of customers to its fold by adding Netflix to its platform. In a similar move, Sprint, another major player in the field, tied up with Hulu to provide this streaming service on three of its most popular unlimited data plans.

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