There are several factors to consider when canceling a subscription to AT&T. One of the first things you need to think about is what time of the month you want to pull the plug, as AT&T’s service cancelation policy dictates that a monthly bill will not be prorated based on the date a service plan is terminated.
If you are not 100% clear about what that means, it states that if you cancel your plan before the end of a monthly cycle, you are still required to pay for the entire billing cycle. So, if you were looking to cancel your AT&T wireless plan in the middle of the month or even earlier, your final bill will reflect charges for the full month of service.
This is, of course, the standard operating procedure for most mobile companies these days. Nonetheless, the policy is something to think about when planning your mobile service transition to ensure you aren’t paying for days or weeks of service you’re no longer using.
