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Follow this guide to effectively change a plan and educate your customer about impacts and changes to the services, discounts, and expected monthly recurring charges related to a new plan.
Review the customer's current plan so you can inform them of key changes, impacts, and differences.
Inform customers migration fees may apply if customers have plans with contracts (such as Classic).
Do not backdate the Unlimited Talk and Text only plan if the customer has used any data on their current plan as doing so will result in LARGE OVERAGES of $15/MB for the customer. If the plan has a data feature, you must future date to the next bill cycle start date.
This process should only be used by the Offline Team only.
Review the customer's account to identify existing promos and discounts and any possible impacts to existing services and benefits.
To ensure customers do not lose promos or discounts when switching to a new plan, follow these steps:
When changing plans, some features (such as Netflix or Stateside International) may drop as plan/SOC eligibility varies between plans. These dropped SOCs need to be re-added during the plan change process to prevent customers from being charged for features that are discounted or On Us.
Explain that voicemails may be lost during a plan change and educate customers about how they can protect and save any of their voicemails.
Make sure you understand the customer's desired Netflix experience compared to the current experience prior to making the change.
Instruct the customer to record any Family Allowance settings as FA will need to be set up again after the plan change.
Recap the new plan with the customer so they can understand what's new and what's different prior to making a change.
Compare the current total MRC with any taxes and fees to the new plan's MRC for the same number of lines.
Determine if the plan change must be backdated or future dated based on the billing type, then advise the customer of any impacts, the effective date for the new MRC, taxes and fees (if applicable), and when any discounts will begin:
System action
Explain impacts to the customer
System action
If the AAL changes the plan from a single line to family plan:
If the AAL changes the plan from 1-8 line to 9+ line family plan
Explain impacts to the customer
System action
Backdate the plan change to the start of the current billing cycle.
Explain impacts to the customer
If the AAL changes the plan from a single line to a family plan:
If the AAL changes the plan from 1-8 line to 9+ line family plan:
Explain impacts to the customer
Note for Business Care only: If backdating will cause the customer to incur overages and they still want to backdate, read the following script and copy/paste it and their response to your memos: "By agreeing to backdate your rate plan, you will incur overage charges during the current billing period. You will remain responsible for the overage charges and will not be given an adjustment by T-Mobile. Do you still want to backdate your rate plan?"
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