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Setting up a Payment Arrangement for your T-Mobile account is quick and easy. Payment Arrangements are self-service only. When contacting Customer Care or visiting a Retail Store, our Experts will guide you on how to use T-Life to set up or manage your Payment Arrangement. This helps you avoid the $10 payment support fee.
Before you begin, review the eligibility requirements and important details below to avoid delays, failed arrangements, or additional fees.
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Am I eligible?
- Available to postpaid customers who need extra time paying their bill.
- Your account must be less than 30 days past the due date to initiate a Payment Arrangement.
- You must pay any balance that is 31 or more days past due before you can set up a Payment Arrangement.
Payment Arrangements with AutoPay enrollment
- AutoPay will pause while on an active Payment Arrangement. Once your Payment Arrangement is successfully completed or if you delete the Payment Arrangement, AutoPay will resume.
- Any AutoPay discount(s) will not apply if your account is or becomes past due.
- If the Payment Arrangement fails, you will be unenrolled from AutoPay.
Dos and Don'ts
Do
Failure to meet the Payment Arrangement criteria may result in a failed Payment Arrangement and possible service suspension.
- Make sure your first installment and each installment after are paid by the specified due date.
- Pay all new bills that become due during the arrangement by the due date.
Don't
Don’t make early payments or use a different payment method if your Payment Arrangement is set up with a Future Dated Payment. The system may not recognize the payment as part of your arrangement, which could result in duplicate payments, overpayments, additional fees, or suspension of service.
Potential fees
- Late fees may apply if the payment date is past your original due date.
- A $20 restore fee per line (up to three lines) and applicable taxes will be included in the installment(s) when your account is suspended (including partial suspension) for non-payment.
- The $5 per line bill credit will be lost until AutoPay is reactivated again.
Using a Payment Arrangement
This section explains how to set up, manage, or delete a Payment Arrangement.
You can also set up a Payment Arrangement in the T-Life app by following these steps.
- Open T-Life.
- Select the Manage Tab.
- Choose Set up a payment arrangement.
- Editthe payment amount to edit the default amount.
- Edit the payment method to select the default payment method.
- Edit the payment date to select when to process the payment, then select Update.
- Once the Future Dated Payment is set up, select Agree and Submit. When the Future Dated Payment processed, select Done.
Manage your Payment Arrangement
After you set up a Payment Arrangement in T-Life, My T-Mobile, or our automated phone system, you can update your installment payment dates and amounts. Changes must be made before the first installment date.
Manage installment dates & payment amounts
- Open T-Life.
- Go to the Manage tab.
- Choose Manage Payment Arrangement.
- Select Edit next to the payment schedule to update installment dates or amounts. Available date selections display automatically. Payment amounts cannot be changed after the first installment has passed.
- Tap Edit to update the payment method.
- Select Continue.
- Review the Terms and Conditions, then select Agree and Submit.
- Select Done.
If your payment method is removed
If your service was restored through a Payment Arrangement and the payment method is later removed, your account will be suspended again.
While the account is re-suspended, you cannot change payment dates, payment amounts, or payment methods for the Payment Arrangement.
To restore service after re-suspension, a one-time payment covering the full past-due balance is needed.
Delete a Payment Arrangement
You can delete a Payment Arrangement either on the same day you created it or after you’ve paid your full past-due balance. Only the Primary Account Holder (PAH) or an Authorized user can delete a Payment Arrangement. Need help managing access? See our setting online permissions for more information.
- Open T-Life.
- Select the Manage Tab.
- Choose Manage Payment Arrangement.
- Select Delete Payment Arrangement.
- Select Yes, delete and then select Done.
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