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A no-contract phone is one that doesn't require you to sign a carrier agreement in order to buy and use it, so when the phone's paid off, it's yours. Most carriers now sell a no-contract option, either with our without a payment plan.

Sprint is currently the only carrier in the U.S. that offers cell phone leasing options. Their Flex Lease allows customers to lease a phone for 18 months, with the option to continue leasing, buyout the phone, or upgrade to a new phone at the end of the leasing period.

AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon all offer zero interest payment plans for mobile devices, while Sprint offers leasing plans for their phones. If you'd like to purchase a phone on a monthly installment plan, you aren't limited to just the four major carriers. Several of the smaller carriers also offer device payment plans.

While there isn't a specific or public credit score needed for AT&T wireless, you may be subject to a higher fee the lower your score; some estimates suggest scores under 500 won't be eligible for any plans.

If you decide to keep leasing the phone after your agreement ends, you can keep paying the same monthly amount for as long as you wish to lease your device. However, be careful if you paid $0 down. If that's the case, your payment will go up to the original monthly amount quoted for $0 upfront customers.

No. We do not currently report to credit bureaus. Progressive Leasing provides a lease-to-own purchase program, not credit.

Yes, a credit check will be required in order to get wireless service with AT&T. This is required of all of our postpaid customers. If this is a concern, you can start an AT&T PREPAID account.