Estimated bill?

HI, If this is your first bill sounds about right to me, cell phone companies bill one month in advance, and so you would have prorated charges for partial first month and one month in advance on plan and features and your $36.00 activation fee a one time fee only.

Hope this helps, someone else may be able to explain it better, next month if no changes are made your bill will be exactly what you estimate plus taxes.

Prorated charges are normal, you will only see them if a change is made to the rate plan or features in mid-billing cycle and on the first bill. You will see the full monthly recurring charges of your plan and features....$39.99, $20.00, $15.00...then partial charges which are prorated. Your next bill should be normal with only your regular monthly fees. The first bill always shows up more than what every other bill is going to be. You are correct, you did not change your plan, you started a plan. So in order to put you into a full billing cycle, the fees must be prorated.

The way it works:

Upon activating new service, the bill cycle defaults to the next available cycle.

Example: Customer activates a line of service with the $39.99 Nation 450 with rollover plan on September 10 and the bill cycle is September 15.

Thus, in this scenario, the full charges would be for the service for the entire month, and the prorated charge would be from the 10th to the 15th

September 10 to 15 = $8 prorated MRC based on six days of service.

I hope that this helps and I didn't confuse you more >.<

New York State Taxes Breakdown

I would just add maybe like $5-$10 for taxes honestly