The AT&T Points Plus Card from Citi debuted in 2022 — but if you think the name sounds familiar, you're not mistaken. Citi has previously offered two other AT&T-branded credit cards, the AT&T ...

AT&T wireless customers can earn a $20 statement credit on their AT&T Points Plus Card statement after they spend $1,000 or more on purchases in a billing cycle or a $10 statement credit after ...

AT&T is now following the same route, at least for payments made through credit cards. It isn’t completely ending AutoPay discounts, though. It’s decreasing the discount from $10 to $5 per line.

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AT&T plans to reduce the AutoPay and paperless billing discount it offers wireless customers who pay with a credit card from $10 per line, to $5 per line, starting Oct. 2.

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AT&T, meanwhile, still allows for credit card payments (even without using its own branded card), in addition to debit cards and bank accounts. ...

T-Mobile changed its autopay policy in July of this year; it no longer provides a discount for payments made via credit card. And earlier this month, AT&T reduced its autopay discount for credit ...

AT&T and T-Mobile customers who were using a credit card to qualify for a monthly autopay discount will have to switch to a debit card or bank account — or pay up. Today in sneaky carrier maneuvers.

AT&T Is Lowering Its Credit Card Auto Pay Discount Later This Year The new changes will go into effect "as early as Oct. 2" and lower the discount from $10 per month, per line to $5.

AT&T may soon remove credit card autopay discounts entirely, following a similar move by T-Mobile in 2023. Debit card autopay discounts may also be reduced, from $10 to $5, with full discounts now ...