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Instead you will be billed $10 a month for your suspended line. If you have a device payment agreement associated with the suspended line, you will continue to be billed the monthly device charge. If you have device protection, coverage and billing for it is suspended until you resume your service.

To proceed, have the account owner call customer service and authorize that you can remove your line from their account. There is not a penalty or fee for the account owner.

If you are a cellphone user and you're looking to take yourself off someone else's plan, you must contact the cell phone carrier to make the request. Depending on the carrier, you may need to provide the primary account holder's name, account number and address, as well as your own information.

If you are looking to be removed from the family share plan, then the account owner would need to give you (or the person looking to take over your line ) permission.

Schedule a date to pay part or all of your account balance. Schedule 2 different dates to pay parts of your account balance (called a "split arrangement"). You can pay once today and pick a future date for the other, or pick 2 future dates. You can make 2 payments total.

Talk to your account owner This is the person whose name is on the account, pays the bill every month, and owns your phone number. Most carriers do not allow lines to leave a family plan without permission from the owner. So, if they don't grant permission, you can't take your phone number or device with you.

Go to Transfer Billing Responsibility. Enter and review the account info to confirm it's correct. Create a 4-digit personal identification number (PIN). To complete the transfer process, the person taking over your service will need this PIN, your AT&T account number, and your ZIP Code.