So once in a while I add a feature for a month set to start at the beginning on the billing cycle and then to end at the beginning of the next one.
I would have assumed that this set up would mean, for example: If I add a international data package beginning of my cycle on July 15th, setting it to expire on then next billing cycle it get removed on the August 14th (last day of the billing cycle). Instead it's removed on the first day of the next cycle (August 15th), hereby incurred a one-day prorated usage charge.
I get this issue every time and I have to call every time to get a credit. My bill every month is quite high, so it's easy to overlook this and honestly it's a waste of my time having to calling in every time to get a $4 credit or whatnot, but I can't just let myself be indiscriminately nickel and dimed.
I'm not sure if I'm asking a question really, but maybe hoping AT&T will fix this.