Mobile billing explained
Explore online payments, understand mobile bill details and learn about financial support options.
Explore online payments, understand mobile bill details and learn about financial support options.
We have lots of ways to pay your bill, so you can pick the one that works for you.
Pay your bill
You can use your credit or debit card to pay your internet bill.
Firstly, here’s what to expect on your mobile bill. On page one, you’ll see a summary with:
Starting on page two of your bill, you'll see details of your plan or plans including itemised charges of all your activities.
If you’re having trouble paying your current or ongoing bills, we have some options to help you. We may be able to:
To apply for short-term or long-term payment assistance, please go to Payment assistance.
For more information, view our Payment Assistance Policy.
You can apply for a payment extension to help with paying your mobile bill. Email TelcoCredit@telecommunications.agl.com.au with the following details:
Or contact us.
You may be charged additional fees on your bill when they apply. These include:
Payment processing fee
Over the counter fee
Late payment fee
Paper bill fee
Dishonour fee
Connection fee.
For more information on fees and charges, see our AGL Telecommunications Customer Terms (PDF) or check your bill.
For more terms and conditions, including AGL Telecommunications Customer Terms, Key Fact Sheets and our Direct Debit Request Service Agreement, go to Terms and conditions.
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