In a nutshell: If you want to save money, lowering your phone bill is a good way to start. If you get your phone service through Metro by T-Mobile, you have a few different ways you can do it.
If you want to save money, lowering your phone bill is a good way to start. If you get your phone service through Metro by T-Mobile, you have a few different ways you can do it.
If you enroll in autopay, you will receive a discount of $5 per month off of your Metro by T-Mobile bill.Credit cards and digital wallets cannot be used for autopay.If your family members are all getting service from Metro by T-Mobile, you should consider switching to a multi-line plan. Overall, you will end up paying less than the total of the individual plans.
Metro by T-Mobile home page
A drop down menu will appear.
Autopay will take effect three days before your next payment is due.
You can also check your data usage on the myMetro app on the Account History page.
Try to determine if you always use all of your Metro by T-Mobile data or whether you consistently use less than your maximum.
If you see a way to get by with a plan that offers less data than your current plan provides, proceed with the next steps.
A dropdown menu will appear.
You will be taken to the page with all of the Metro by T-Mobile cell phone plans.
If you can do without some or all of them, you could benefit from switching to a lower-tier plan.
If you have any questions about ways you can lower your bill, call a Metro by T-Mobile customer service agent to ask them. You might also want to tell them you are thinking of switching carriers and ask about any customer retention offers they have, if you have been a customer in good standing for some time. They might offer you a better deal, extra benefits, or credits to your account. The customer service call center is open from 4:00 am to 12:00 am PT, seven days a week.

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