AT&T and T-Mobile Change Autopay Discount Requirements

AT&T and T-Mobile , Change Autopay Discount Requirements.
AT&T and T-Mobile , Change Autopay Discount Requirements.
The two wireless carriers have joined Verizon in requiring a debit card or bank account instead of a credit card for their autopay discounts, The Verge reports. .
The two wireless carriers have joined Verizon in requiring a debit card or bank account instead of a credit card for their autopay discounts, The Verge reports. .
The two wireless carriers have joined Verizon in requiring a debit card or bank account instead of a credit card for their autopay discounts, The Verge reports. .
The change is intended to reduce credit card processing costs for the companies. .
Both current and new customers must adhere to the new requirement to continue receiving the same autopay discounts.
T-Mobile implemented the change in July.
AT&T will impose its new rule beginning Oct. 2. .
With AT&T, if you keep a credit card on file as your autopay method, they will only reduce your discount for the time being, not eliminate it.
Instead of $10, you'll get $5 off.
T-Mobile will no longer accept Apple Pay or Google Pay for its $5 discount.
Verizon will actually let you keep your
autopay discount with one credit card,
as long as it's a Verizon Visa card