How Can I Change or Cancel a Payment Arrangement I Made with AT&T?

If you're an AT&T customer and need to change or cancel a payment arrangement, it's relatively easy to do so. Keep reading for instructions on how to change or cancel AT&T payment arrangements online or via phone.

Jan 29, 2020

AT&T is a telecommunications company founded in 1983. The company was previously called Southwestern Bell Corporation from 1983-1955 before becoming SBC Communications in 1995, and AT&T in 2005. The organization offers customers services for mobile phones and landlines, Wi-Fi and the Internet, and televisions.

If you're currently a customer with AT&T and need to change or cancel your payment arrangements, keep reading for the detailed instructions on how to do so. You may wish to do this if your prepaid monthly charge is occurring on a date that is inconvenient for you, if you have recently changed cards, or if you want to have a different person cover the payments.

Edit Payment Arrangements Online

  1. Go to www.att.com

  2. In the top right corner, select 'Account,' and 'Sign In.'

  3. Sign in to your account with your AT&T username and password.

  4. Under your account, go to 'Billing and Payment Options.'

  5. Click on 'Scheduled Payments.'

  6. Make the changes and save. If you wish to cancel, choose 'Cancel' and remove your payment details.

  7. You'll receive an email verifying the changes have been made.

Check AT&T Help Forum

If you're experiencing difficulties making the changes online, you can check the AT&t Help Forum for answers. Chances are, another person has experienced a similar problem, and there is an outlined solution for you to follow.

Contact AT&T Customer Support Via Phone

If you can't seem to troubleshoot the process and continue to have problems online, you should call into the AT&T customer support center. Describe your online problems to the customer service agent to see if they can help you troubleshoot. If they're unable to resolve the online problems, ask them to assist you in changing or canceling the payment arrangements. You'll receive an email once the change is made. Make sure to keep the customer service representative on the line until you receive the email and have a chance to review it.

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