You can use a credit, debit, or refill card to refill your prepaid account online. Log in: Access your account to view balances, make a payment, or set up
Refill your prepaid account
Introduction
Managing your T-Mobile prepaid account is easy and convenient with the available payment options. This guide will walk you through the different ways to pay your bill, how to set up autopay and autorefill, and how to check your balance and payment history. We’ll also cover low balance alerts and what to do when you have a low balance.
Payment Options
T-Mobile offers several ways to pay your prepaid bill:
- Online: Log in to your account at www.t-mobile.com/support/account/refill-your-prepaid-account to make a payment using a credit, debit, or refill card.
- Phone: Dial *ADD from your T-Mobile device or call 1-877-720-5195 to make a payment over the phone.
- AutoPay: Set up AutoPay to automatically withdraw the amount you specify to keep your account balance paid in full. You can choose to pay the standard monthly charges or include extra for things like downloads or international calls not included in your plan.
- Autorefill: With Autorefill, you have a set amount between $10 and $150 withdrawn from your bank for your T-Mobile refill. You can schedule when your payment is made: monthly, every two weeks, or weekly.
How to Set Up Autopay and Autorefill
To set up Autopay and Autorefill, follow these steps:
- Log in to your account at www.t-mobile.com/support/account/refill-your-prepaid-account.
- Select Add to Balance in the AutoPay Not Enrolled section.
- Select Manage Autopay.
- Choose your preferred payment method: AutoPay or Autorefill.
- Enter your payment information.
- Review the terms and conditions.
- Select Accept and continue.
How to Check Your Balance and Payment History
To check your balance and payment history, follow these steps:
- Log in to your account at www.t-mobile.com/support/account/refill-your-prepaid-account.
- Select the Account tab.
- View your balance and payment history.
Low Balance Alerts
T-Mobile offers low balance alerts to prevent calls from being disconnected due to lack of funds. You can receive alerts when your account has a low balance, when a refill is about to expire, or when making a call that costs more than what’s available in the account. To skip the alert, press the pound (#) key.
Conclusion
Managing your T-Mobile prepaid account is easy and convenient with the available payment options. You can choose to pay your bill online, over the phone, or set up Autopay or Autorefill. Don’t forget to check your balance and payment history regularly to avoid low balance alerts. If you have any questions or concerns, visit www.t-mobile.com/support/account/refill-your-prepaid-account for more information.
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You can use a credit, debit, or refill card to refill your prepaid account online. Log in: Access your account to view balances, make a payment, or set up