It’s capped at 10 days per building period. After 10 days, there are no additional charges for the remainder of the billing period. One a new billing period starts, the 10 days starts again.
Is it possible to change the billing cycle with AT&T? Otherwise I will end up paying $300 for a ten day trip because I will be in two different billing cycles.
I'm not seeing an option on my postpaid account to change the billing cycle. If you want to do so, you probably have to call them up and see if that is possible. There are probably people who want to do so to match up bills with income.
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dwill05
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It’s capped at 10 days per building period. After 10 days, there are no additional charges for the remainder of the billing period. One a new billing period starts, the 10 days starts again.
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annevans
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2 months ago
Is it possible to change the billing cycle with AT&T? Otherwise I will end up paying $300 for a ten day trip because I will be in two different billing cycles.
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kevink
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I'm not seeing an option on my postpaid account to change the billing cycle. If you want to do so, you probably have to call them up and see if that is possible. There are probably people who want to do so to match up bills with income.
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