Is it possible to pay bill early to start billing cycle to get LTE back?

[juntjoo]

I've run out of my allotted high speed data and would like to get it back. I remember I used to do this on T-Mobile but I'd have to call in and it was a favor according to them to allow me to essentially pay them more by advancing my next billing period. Anyone know how this works if at all on at&t? Thanks

 

[Ry]

I've run out of my allotted high speed data and would like to get it back. I remember I used to do this on T-Mobile but I'd have to call in and it was a favor according to them to allow me to essentially pay them more by advancing my next billing period. Anyone know how this works if at all on at&t? Thanks

Have you tried asking AT&T?

 

[ManiacJoe]

It would surprise me that any company would let you do that, but AT&T is the only one who can answer your question.

 

[juntjoo]

It would surprise me that any company would let you do that, but AT&T is the only one who can answer your question.

Would it surprise you any carrier would accept more money(lower more expensive plan more often) over less(higher cheaper plan less often)? That's essentially what I would be requesting to do. All they gotta do is make it feasible, if a phone call for a too much labor, give us a convenient button to push on their app to deposit more funds towards their current plan rather than upgrading to the cheaper one above and voila

 

[juntjoo]

It would surprise me that any company would let you do that, but AT&T is the only one who can answer your question.

Would it surprise you any carrier would accept more money(lower more expensive plan more often) over less(higher cheaper plan less often)? That's essentially what I would be requesting to do. All they gotta do is make it feasible, if a phone call for a too much labor, give us a convenient button to push on their app to deposit more funds towards their current plan rather than upgrading to the cheaper one above and voila you've increased your revenue.