We’ve all been there. The day your last cell phone bill came in, you were so busy with the laundry and the garage that you forgot about the one you didn’t pay off, you didn’t even bother to look at the bill. But you did, you did look at it, and you found a small mistake.
When the bill comes in, it’s all you can do to ignore it. But the one thing that you do not want to do is look at the bill. That can be scary. Especially when the reason you got the bill is that you forgot to pay your bill. But that’s what tmobile do. They send you a reminder letter to pay it so you can pay it on time.
I think that is the biggest advantage of mobile. Not only does it remind you of something that you forgot about, but it also keeps you from forgetting to pay it.
The reason that this works well is because it doesn’t require you to physically be there. It just sends you a text message. And that is the reason that I love this system.
That’s right, that’s why I love this system. But there is a downside to this system. When I received my tmobile bill, I had no idea that I have to pay it in full every month. It just says “Payment due on March 31st.” And my problem is that I forgot when that is. I always think I should pay that on time because it’s the right thing to do.
There is a way to get around this problem. Say you want to pay off your bill by March 31st. Just call the number and tell them that you forgot you had to pay it off for the month. They can then send you a bill that says “payment due on March 31st.” That way you don’t have to know when your bill is due.
This is one of those situations where the answer has to be “yes”, because there’s no way to pay the bill on time. But the best thing is to just call. The more you call them, the less likely they are to call you back.
For most people, it’s easy to get around this problem. Just tell them you forgot and you dont have enough money to pay. They have no problem with that. But it’s important to note that this is all just a ploy to get around a bill that is due when you want it to be. You’ll be surprised to know that this tactic is actually a pretty common one that allows people to avoid bills on time.
