This is not a bill. It's just an estimate of your next bills. Taxes and fees are estimated, if applicable, but will vary depending on your location.

What is my bill estimate?

Your bill estimate provides a detailed view of your expected charges for both the current and the upcoming billing cycles, capturing recurring and onetime fees as of the date the estimate was generated.

How is my bill estimate calculated?

The estimate is calculated based on a snapshot of your bill on a specific date within your billing cycle. It includes all known recurring and one-time charges up to that date. Keep in mind, it won't account for any account activity after the estimate date.

Will I be notified if my bill estimate changes significantly?

We don't notify customers of differences between estimated and actual bills, but you can always check your bill at T-Mobile.com or in the T-Life app.

Can I dispute charges based on my bill estimate?

This estimate is not a bill. It provides a projection to give you an idea of what your next bills will look like. It may not capture every detail, so you can't dispute it.

You will see prorated charges on your upcoming bill. These are one-time charges or credits before a new, regular bill takes effect. For example, if you add a service with 10 days left in your billing period, we may prorate the charges just for those 10 days.

When you bring your phone number from your previous provider, T-Mobile will assign your device a temporary number.This temporary number may appear on your first bill and will be canceled automatically when the transfer is complete.

Your new number will be assigned automatically as soon as your transaction is completed and any necessary activations or transfers are processed. We appreciate your patience!