Cancel wireless service or remove a line

Good to know: If you cancel in the middle of a bill period, you're responsible for the entire period. It won't be prorated based on your cancel date.

If you have an installment plan

The remaining unpaid installment balance is due immediately when you cancel the line linked to the plan. The balance will appear on your final bill. This includes accessory installment agreements.¹
Learn how to pay off an installment plan

If you don't have an installment plan

You'll have to pay an Early Termination Fee (ETF) if you cancel before the end of your service commitment. We prorate your ETF for each full month you complete. Find out how to estimate your ETF if it applies.

If you activated a device within the last 14 days

• You can find out how to return your device and cancel service on the AT&T Wireless Return Policy page.
• You don’t have to pay a restocking fee for returns purchased online that fall under the 14-day return policy. Did you pick up an online order in the store? Go to one of our stores to have the restocking fee waived. Fee waiver is subject to change.

If you want an alternative to canceling

• Learn how to transfer billing responsibility
• Find out how to suspend your wireless service