*PAY / *PAGAR: If paying via a bank account, you've authorized your bank to deduct this one-time payment for your AT&T wireless bill. If paying via debit/credit card, you've authorized your card to be charged this one-time payment for your AT&T wireless bill.
• This is only a one-time payment.
• Should you dispute any portion of your bill, you must notify us prior to processing your payment via *PAY.
• If you choose to pay using your bank account or debit card and should your bank reject the one-time payment, we may charge a return fee. You’ll still be held responsible for the full amount of your AT&T wireless bill.
• If paying by credit card and your payment is rejected, you'll still be held responsible for the full amount of your AT&T wireless bill.
*DATA# / *DATO# – Important information about usage delays: For all plans, we post recent data usage details (since your last bill) after AT&T receives this information, which can sometimes take 2-5 days for domestic data usage and up to 60 days for international data usage. If all usage data isn't yet received and posted by AT&T, the data usage amount may not fully reflect your actual data usage since your last bill.

The following circumstances may delay the posting of your data usage.

• If you're on a Mobile Share Advantage^SM, Mobile Share Value^®, or Mobile Share^® plan, the recent usage data received by AT&T is usually posted every three hours.
• While traveling internationally, additional delays of up to 60 days are possible.
• While your bill is being processed, usage information may not be available. In addition, because we create your bill based not on an estimate of your data usage, but on the actual data usage that is in our system at the end of your billing cycle, delayed data usage may appear on your next billing cycle.
• For Hawaii data users, the time stamp for your recent data usage may be off by up to four hours.
• Recent usage (since your last bill) may not be included if your account is new or if you changed your plan or add-ons in the middle of your billing cycle.
*MIN# / *USO#: There may be delays processing calls. Minutes Remaining may not reflect airtime used within the last 2-5 days and may not include recent roaming minutes. Roaming airtime, international and long-distance minutes remaining are based on call records received from other carriers and processed by us. A delay of 2-10 days is usual. Results for FamilyTalk^® customers may not involve all minutes for the entire FamilyTalk group. Rollover Balance^® may overstate minutes available if you recently changed plans.