PLMN ID · 334010
Technology
2G on this network
Record
Updated 2025-04-09
- Brand
- AT&T
- Operator
- AT&T Mexico
- Country
Mexico(MX)
- Dialling code
- —
- Mobile Country Code
- All 17 networks on MCC 334
- Mobile Network Code
- PLMN ID
- What is a PLMN ID?
- TADIG code
- —
- Technologies
- 2G1 band on file
- VoLTE (4G calling)
- UnknownTell us
- Wi-Fi calling
- UnknownTell us
- Video calling
- UnknownTell us
- VoNR (5G calling)
- UnknownTell us
- Status
- Live
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About AT&T
AT&T Mexico, operating in the North America & Caribbean region, is a significant player in Mexico's mobile telecommunications landscape. Utilizing Mobile Country Code (MCC) 334 and Mobile Network Code (MNC) 10, AT&T Mexico provides a range of cellular services to its subscribers across the country. As one of the major networks in Mexico, it competes with established players like Telcel, offering voice, data, and messaging services – and increasingly focused on advanced 4G LTE and 5G connectivity to meet the growing demands of Mexican consumers and businesses. The company has invested heavily in infrastructure upgrades to expand its network coverage and capacity, particularly in urban areas and key economic hubs. Since entering the Mexican market, AT&T has aimed to disrupt the existing duopoly and offer competitively priced plans and innovative services. This includes a focus on attracting both prepaid and postpaid customers, as well as offering bundles that integrate mobile, internet, and other communication solutions. With a considerable subscriber base, AT&T Mexico contributes significantly to the overall telecommunications sector in Mexico. They often tout improvements in network technologies and coverage maps, so comparing these regularly to the competition can save roaming fees, or give people better reception at home etc. Also, with the influx of expats in Mexico, in particular, North American expats, finding the network which works best with international mobile phone service packages in particular is critical.
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