How to cancel Phone and internet add-ons
To cancel a phone or internet add-on, sign in to your carrier's app or website and remove it under add-ons, perks or features, or call the number on your bill. Streaming perks bundled with a phone plan are usually managed by the carrier, not the streaming service.
How to cancel Phone and internet add-ons
- AT&T: in your account, open Wireless add-ons, switch to the line, then My add-ons, pick the add-on and follow the prompts.
- T-Mobile: in the T-Life app go to Account, then Manage Add-ons, or use Manage add-ons and benefits on t-mobile.com.
- Verizon and others: sign in to the app or website and look under add-ons, perks or plan features, or call the number on your bill.
Watch out for
- Streaming perks bundled with a phone plan are usually managed by the carrier, not the streaming service.
- Removing device protection means repairs and replacements are no longer covered.
Cheaper than cancelling
Ask Lower My Bill for a script to get a better plan from your carrier.
If they offer you a deal to stay
You don't have to accept a retention offer. If you still want to cancel, choose the option to continue, and don't stop until you see a confirmation screen or email.
Signed up through Apple or Google?
If you signed up in an iPhone app, cancel in iPhone Settings under your name, then Subscriptions. If you signed up on Android, cancel in the Google Play Store under Payments and subscriptions.
In the US, the FTC's click-to-cancel rule is not in force. What that means for you.
Quick answers
- Can I cancel Phone and internet add-ons online?
- Yes. AT&T: in your account, open Wireless add-ons, switch to the line, then My add-ons, pick the add-on and follow the prompts.
- Is there a cheaper way to keep Phone and internet add-ons?
- Ask Lower My Bill for a script to get a better plan from your carrier.
- What should I watch out for when cancelling Phone and internet add-ons?
- Streaming perks bundled with a phone plan are usually managed by the carrier, not the streaming service. Removing device protection means repairs and replacements are no longer covered.
Sources
- https://www.att.com/support/article/wireless/KM1010773/
- https://www.t-mobile.com/support/account/add-or-remove-services
Ask Cancel My Sub yourself
Type the name of any subscription and get the same steps, plus a calendar reminder for the last safe day to cancel. Open Cancel My Sub, free, no sign-up.
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