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Understand international usage alerts
If you travel internationally with your AT&T wireless device, we may send you usage alerts. Learn how to keep international data usage predictable.
DETAILED INFOLearn about international usage alerts
Plan before you travel
- Check out the AT&T International Day Pass and AT&T Passport packages for discounted talk, text and data while traveling abroad.
- Review our travel tips to learn how to track and manage your data usage while traveling.
Additional alert information
Types of international alerts
The following alerts are free courtesy alerts. There is no guarantee that you'll receive them. They're not a guarantee of a particular bill limit.
Important international alerts information
A data service suspension may occur when you reach $500 in a bill cycle. Call Support Outside the U.S. if you wish to continue using data after receiving an alert.
The following alerts are free courtesy alerts. There is no guarantee that you'll receive them. They're not a guarantee of a particular bill limit.
- Welcome Alert - A text message is sent to your device when it is registered abroad. If you leave the country without adding an international or travel package, we may send you a text message offering you the opportunity to purchase an AT&T Passport package simply by responding to the text.
- Data Usage Alerts - An email and a text message may be sent when you have reached $100 and $300 of pay-per-use or overage charges.
Important international alerts information
A data service suspension may occur when you reach $500 in a bill cycle. Call Support Outside the U.S. if you wish to continue using data after receiving an alert.
Last updated: May 21, 2019
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