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AFGE employees, or any member who receives an AFGE check, can save 18% on their personal AT&T wireless service.
AFGE Local offices can save 22% off union-billed AT&T wireless plans. They may also receive additional discounts on a wide range of telecommunication services.
AFGE Union Plus Credit Card holders are eligible to receive up to a $100 rebate on the purchase of a new smartphone.
Card holders can also get up to a $150 rebate when switching from competing wireless providers like Verizon Wireless, Sprint or T-Mobile.
Offers may be subject to change.
Toll-free Benefits Line: (888) 844-2343
Email: [email protected]
Programs are subject to change.
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