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Confused about how to pay your AT&T bill? Rest assured that paying is a straightforward process, with multiple ways to do it. This guide will walk you through each method, so you can manage your payments and avoid any potential service interruptions.
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Before making a payment, it's important to understand the key parts of your AT&T bill.
Before paying your bill, you'll need your AT&T account number. Here's where you can find it:
AT&T billing cycles typically run for a full month. Your bill will indicate the billing period (the dates for which services are charged) and the due date (the deadline for payment). It is important to pay your bill by the due date to avoid late fees and potential service suspension. New charges for the next billing cycle are generated shortly after the previous cycle ends, with a new due date provided.
The quickest way to pay your AT&T bill is by doing online or via your My AT&T app. Here's how each works.
Alternatively, you can pay your AT&T bill by phone or through the mail, although it takes a bit longer. While we haven't listed it here, rest assured that you can also pay your AT&T bill in-person at any AT&T store.
Setting up autopay can take the guesswork out of paying your bill, and ensure your payments are both on-time and correctly routed. Here's how to set up autopay for your AT&T account/
If your payment is not received by the due date, AT&T may apply a late payment fee. This fee amount is typically outlined in your service agreement and on your bill. It probably goes without saying, but repeated late payments can lead to service suspension, so you should aim to avoid them at all costs.
For any questions or issues regarding your AT&T bill or payments, you can contact AT&T's customer support team. Here's how:
Paying bills—especially monthly cell phone bills—is something of a nuisance, especially if you're not sure how to do it. Fortunately, AT&T offers a variety of different ways to pay your bill. What's more, it's simple and fast to do. So don't procrastinate any longer: pay your AT&T bill and you'll feel a whole lot better.
Call 1-800-331-0500. Follow the voice prompts to make a payment using a bank account or credit/debit card.
Dial *729 from your AT&T wireless phone to pay your bill by card or bank account. For internet, home phone, or U-verse, call 1-800-288-2020. You can also pay online at att.com/fastpay.
Yes—AT&T lets you pay someone else’s phone bill if you have their account or phone number and billing ZIP code.