Monthly billing - iPhone 3G

BigCiX · 08-16-2008, 06:16 PM

does everyones bill end on the same day of the month? I know with t-mobile it was the 4th of the month when payments were due. I'm just trying to figure how many rollover minutes I accumulated for my first month.

MileHighRob · 08-16-2008, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by BigCiX

does everyones bill end on the same day of the month? I know with t-mobile it was the 4th of the month when payments were due. I'm just trying to figure how many rollover minutes I accumulated for my first month.

No billing cycles do not end on the same day for everyone. Although a lot of new customers will have the same cycle depending on when they signed up for service.

BigCiX · 08-16-2008, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by MileHighRob

No billing cycles do not end on the same day for everyone. Although a lot of new customers will have the same cycle depending on when they signed up for service.

well on my AT&T account(online) it states my billing cycle ends on the 18th which is monday. It being the weekend minutes are not taking from my plan so I'm thinking whatever I have left is what I accumulated for this month.

MileHighRob · 08-16-2008, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by BigCiX

well on my AT&T account(online) it states my billing cycle ends on the 18th which is monday. It being the weekend minutes are not taking from my plan so I'm thinking whatever I have left is what I accumulated for this month.

That's correct. You'll be surprised how many rollover minutes you'll accumulate I have a lot and many of mine expire each month only to be replaced with new ones!

llrickman · 08-16-2008, 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by MileHighRob

That's correct. You'll be surprised how many rollover minutes you'll accumulate I have a lot and many of mine expire each month only to be replaced with new ones!

Me too i have over 4000 rollover minutes on my accont. I wanted to lower my minutes plan but was informed that if i did i would lose all those rollover down to whatever my new monthly min plan was.

That to me just seems wrong almost like they are stealing from me lol

BigCiX · 08-16-2008, 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by llrickman

Me too i have over 4000 rollover minutes on my accont. I wanted to lower my minutes plan but was informed that if i did i would lose all those rollover down to whatever my new monthly min plan was.

That to me just seems wrong almost like they are stealing from me lol

I would of had way more minutes left but we got rid of or house phone cause we never used it. We had more junk calls on the answering machine than anything thing else.

dturner · 08-16-2008, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by BigCiX

well on my AT&T account(online) it states my billing cycle ends on the 18th which is monday.

I think you were asking will your bill end the same day every month and the answer is yes. Looks like the 18th for you. Funny thing, mine is the 18 also. hummmmm.

KabaModern · 08-16-2008, 07:40 PM

Be careful. I see you joined this forum Jul 2008 so I'm assuming your a new customer with AT&T as of July with the iPhone 3G? If so, your first months unused minutes DO NOT rollover. Every billing period after, they will.

Just an FYI.

iChristian · 08-16-2008, 07:44 PM

He's right. Listen to what he says. AT&T is FULL of sneaky bastards.

BigCiX · 08-16-2008, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by KabaModern

Be careful. I see you joined this forum Jul 2008 so I'm assuming your a new customer with AT&T as of July with the iPhone 3G? If so, your first months unused minutes DO NOT rollover. Every billing period after, they will.

Just an FYI.

this will be my first full full month so they should apply to it this month. According to an AT&T rep.