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Hilda Scott

T-Mobile's AutoPay service no longer takes credit cards, here's a workaround

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If you use T-Mobile's AutoPay service to save $5 on your monthly phone bill and avoid missed payments, you're hip to the recent change in policy. T-Mobile is no longer accepting credit cards or Apple Pay for AutoPay deductions. The wireless carrier recently sent reminders to its customers to link their bank account or debit card to continue to use AutoPay.

If you're timid about sharing your bank account details with T-Mobile, that's a valid fear. Given T-Mobile's history of data breaches and the rise of identity theft, you have every reason to be cautious. Luckily, you have options if you want to keep your T-Mobile AutoPay discount without disclosing your bank account information.

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