If you miss the second payment due date, you'll need to pay your total for the next billing month to restore your service.*.

Your new bill cycle starts the day you set up BridgePay and reactivate your line(s).

Setting up BridgePay within seven days of your missed payment due date will reactivate your phone lines and reset your bill cycle start date.

If you miss your original due date and your service is suspended, you can still set up BridgePay for up to seven days past your due date. How does account suspension affect BridgePay?

BridgePay can only be set up once per billing cycle.

If you miss the second payment due date, you'll need to pay your total for the next month to restore your service.*.If you cancel before your payment due date, your BridgePay fee will be applied to your account as a credit. You can cancel BridgePay up until your original payment due date.If you chose a promotional offer that expires before your next billing cycle, the offer will no longer be available.Plan or feature changes scheduled to begin at the start of your next bill must be canceled.You can't set up BridgePay if you have a new line that hasn't been activated yet.You can turn Auto Pay back on after the second payment is made in full. Auto Pay must be turned off to activate BridgePay.While getting seven extra days to pay your bill in full is a relief, there are a few things to keep in mind: Note: You may be eligible for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), a federal program that helps lower the cost of service for qualifying households.

As long as you get set up within seven (7) days before or after the start of your billing cycle, you'll get 7 additional days to make the second payment.īridgePay can be set up in a Cricket store or by calling 1-800-CRICKET (1-80)and following the prompts. BridgePay allows you to split your Cricket bill into two separate payments.

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