T-Mobile Prepaid Bill Pay: A Comprehensive Guide

Are you a T-Mobile prepaid customer looking for ways to pay your bill? Look no further! This guide will provide you with all the information you need to know about paying your T-Mobile prepaid bill, including how to set up autopay and autorefill, how to make a one-time payment, and how to manage your account.

Balance & Payments

To view and update your balance and payments online, log into your T-Mobile account. Once logged in, you’ll have access to the following information:

• Renewal amount: The minimum amount required to have in your account or set up for autorefill on the date provided in order to continue service.
• Available Service Balance: The balance available for refills or one-time purchases and charges from Prepaid device not included in your plan; an example would be international charges.
• Autopay status: If you are not enrolled, you will not be charged until you choose to refill your prepaid account.
• Get payment history: Past balances and payments; details for each line on your prepaid account, redeem a refill card, manage Autopay, and change your billing settings.
• Check activity log: History of changes made to your account; such as rate plan changes and when account information was most recently updated.

Autopay & Autorefill

T-Mobile offers two ways to automatically withdraw the amount you specify to keep your account balance paid in full.

Autopay

Autopay automatically charges the selected payment method for minimum monthly charges. Choose to pay the standard monthly charges or include extra for things like downloads or international calls not included in your plan. This will withdraw the total amount every month on the same date that you can choose.

Autorefill

With Autorefill, you have a set amount between $10 and $150 withdrawn from your bank for your T-Mobile refill. Schedule when your payment is made:

• Monthly: Every 30 days, recommended for monthly plan types.
• Every two weeks: Same day every other week.
• Weekly: Same day every week.

Ensure the dates and amount due are correct before continuing. Enter payment information, review the terms and conditions, and select Accept and continue.

Update, Change, or Cancel

To update, change, or cancel your autopay or autorefill, follow these steps:

• From the home page, select Autorefill.
• Select Manage Payment Options.
• Select Edit by the current card information.
• Enter the new card information.
• Select Continue to save changes.

One Time Payment

You can use a credit, debit, or refill card to refill your prepaid account online. Log in to your account to view balances, make a payment, or set up AutoPay/Autorefill. You can also redeem a refill card by entering the code of a prepurchased T-Mobile Prepaid refill card.

Dial *ADD from your T-Mobile device or call 1-877-720-5195 to make a payment over the phone.

Low Balance Alerts

Alerts occur when accounts have a low balance, when a refill is about to expire, or when making a call that costs more than what’s available in the account. Select the pound (#) key to skip the alert. Messages can’t be stopped from playing; they are designed to prevent calls from being disconnected due to lack of funds.

Pay as you go & Daily Plans

Voice services are unavailable when the balance is less than the equivalent of one minute of airtime. Message services are unavailable when the balance is less than $0.10.

Conclusion

In conclusion, paying your T-Mobile prepaid bill is easy and convenient. With autopay and autorefill options, you can ensure that your account is always paid in full. You can also make a one-time payment online or over the phone. Don’t