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View your bill period
Learn about bill periods and your monthly usage charges.
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Check your paper bill
Your bill period appears at the top right of your paper bill, just below the page number.
- Go to My bill.
- Look for Current bill <date - date> on your wireless account or New charges for <date - date> on all other accounts.
Check your paper bill
Your bill period appears at the top right of your paper bill, just below the page number.
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About bill periods
Bill periods
Your bill period starts and ends on the same day each month. So, if your first bill period started July 8, all your bill periods will begin on the eighth day of the month.
Don’t have an unlimited plan? Any data, talk, and text allowances restart at the beginning of each period. If you have a Mobile Share® plan and don’t use your whole data allowance by the end of the bill period, your extra data will roll over.
Changing your bill period
Depending on where you live, you may be able to change your bill period. Contact us to find out.
Good to know:
Your bill period starts and ends on the same day each month. So, if your first bill period started July 8, all your bill periods will begin on the eighth day of the month.
Don’t have an unlimited plan? Any data, talk, and text allowances restart at the beginning of each period. If you have a Mobile Share® plan and don’t use your whole data allowance by the end of the bill period, your extra data will roll over.
Changing your bill period
Depending on where you live, you may be able to change your bill period. Contact us to find out.
Good to know:
- You won’t be able to change your bill period during the five days before or after the close of your current period. That’s when we calculate your charges.
- Your account must be in good standing.
- If you have a payment arrangement set up, be sure to pay it before you change your bill period.
- If you have AutoPay, you may see two payments in a month because of the bill period change.
- You’ll see partial-month (prorated) charges on your bill because you didn't have service for a full month.
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