AT&T reduces its autopay discount for some customers starting April 24. Learn who’s affected and how to keep saving on your ...

Some AT&T customers are about to pay a little more for their service. The carrier is getting rid of its monthly AutoPay ...

Users who receive monthly discounts for paying with a debit card or going paperless will soon find their perk cut.

The two wireless carriers have joined Verizon in requiring a debit card or bank account instead of a credit card for their ...

To get all of AT&T’s autopay discount on a wireless or wired broadband plan, you’ll soon have to get into a deeper financial ...

AT&T customers who receive discounts based on how they pay their bills will soon be hit with higher charges.

This is effectively a price hike for AT&T mobile and home internet customers. For reference, the autopay discount is per line ...

Currently, AT&T offers a $10 discount per month when a customer selects autopay and paperless billing when paying by debit card or using a bank account. Starting next month, that discount will drop to ...

Additionally, AT&T is limiting the scope of the discount for paperless billing. Customers who had this option enabled ...

AT&T will cut its autopay and paperless billing discounts in half starting April 24th. In a statement to The Verge, AT&T ...

AT&T flagged in the report that it faced strong revenue growth from its phone and broadband services, and equipment. The ...

It seems AT&T may soon reduce its autopay discount for some, and remove it entirely for others. Will you be affected?