AT&T Rolle Over Minutes :0

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Bobita

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Hey,

Well i was hearing that Our Roll Over minutes Expire sooner or later ??

is that true??


and also i have been hearing that AT&T is Getting Rid Of Roll Over Minutes

In december is that True also

if you can clear this up

it would be apperciated :D
 
Not sure if they are getting rid of rollover, but they do expire after a year, the first month's minutes fall off....hard to explain but you don't lose all of your rollover.
 
Will that included the gophone plans (Both pay as you go and pick your plan) as well?

That means you have to use your minutes before your due date. Bummer.
 
pyp and paygo dont have rollover minutes like the contract accounts do.


with the prepaid accounts, you have a cash $$ balance. if you make a new payment before your minutes expire, then your $$ balance rolls over to be added to the new payment.


its alot different than the contract accounts. these accounts have minutes that they havent used (with no cash value really) and they are in a type of 'bank'. they save them up. after 12 months, the first month of rollover minutes expires. but the rest of the 11 months are still included. when they go over their monthly minutes, the rollover minutes will kick in, starting with the ones that are the oldest.

gosh, i sure hope this helps.


:ah:
 
Celliegirl,
You got it right on the first try. :)

To all,
Roll-over minutes expire as Celliegirl states. PYP and PAYGO
only add money to the acct. Once depleted, you'll have to add again.
Additional point. Depending on the ammount you add
to a PAYGO acct. will determine the ammount of time you'll
have until those minutes expire.
A PYP withdraws money from your bank acct. on a monthly
basis. It's a step up from PAYGO and a step below a full blown contract.
Think of a PYP acct. as akin to Cricket Wireless. No contract.
 
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