Most people don't realize they can negotiate their phone or Internet bills to be lower. Follow these steps to monitor your AT&T Wireless bill and learn how to potentially lower your costs.
AT&T is an American telecommunications company owning several subsidiaries, including AT&T Wireless. Originally founded in 1983, the organization has become the world's largest mobile telephone service provider. The company has operations internationally and maintains headquarters in Texas. AT&T Wireless provides its clients with mobile devices, phone plans for wireless and landline phones, and Internet services. If you're currently an AT&T Wireless customer, follow these steps to monitor or lower your bill.
You can check your current bill, and past bills, on your AT&T account.
Note that only the account owner can view their bills online. Additionally, there is a delay of several business days from the billing period closing date and the bill to be available online for viewing.
You can try to lower your bill by talking to an AT&T Wireless customer service representative. Discuss your options with the agent, including
You can have these discussions by calling into the AT&T Wireless customer support line or using the AT&T Wireless live chat function.
Additionally, you can visit an AT&T Wireless retail location. Go to https://www.att.com/stores/. Enter your city and state or ZIP code and find a store near you. Make sure to note the store's hours of operation before you plan your visit.
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