Useful Shortcodes for AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon

Last updated on August 26th, 2020 at 01:48 pm

USA: Mobile users, who are under unlimited voice, text and data plans, need not worry for their usage but many users, who opt for limited numbers of minutes for voice calls or data plans that offer a fixed data usage, have a reason to worry because, after their fixed usages, heavy overage charges apply which may disturb their expenses on mobile bills.

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Although carriers send usage Alerts, Email and text messages automatically at the time, when a user crosses the certain level of the monthly allowance (75%, 90%, 100%) but in spite of that, you may also check your usage at any time to avoid extra burden or say “surprises”, you may monitor your usage by following shortcodes or procedures.

Sprint:

Sprint customers can check their usage by either texting word “usage” to 1311. You will receive a text message with your usage information or they may hear usage summary by dialing *4 and follow the voice prompts, or dial 4 again to hear all your usages.

T-Mobile:

Most of T-Mobile’s plan offer unlimited talk, text, and data but in spite of some customers have opted limited usage plans, they may check minutes usage by dialing #MIN# (#646#), text message usage by dialing  #MSG# (#674#)  and for data usage, they may dial  #WEB# (#932#). You will receive a text message with your usage information. Use #999# for pre-paid accounts. Alternatively, T-Mobile customers may dial 611 and say  “data usage.” for voice messages for usage.

AT&T

AT&T users can check their usage by dialing *MIN# (*646#) for minutes usage and *DATA# (*3282#) for data usage. The user will receive a text message with usage information. Alternatively, they may dial 611 to hear balances.

Verizon Wireless

Verizon users may check their usage by dialing short codes  #MIN (#646) for minutes usage and #DATA (#3282) for data usage. They will receive a text message with their usage information.

Hope the above info will help you to monitor and control your mobile usage.

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