u/1Cubbiesfan

I am wanting to switch carriers to T-mobile, but I am currently with ATT prepaid. According to T-mobile, ATT prepaid is not an approved carrier to take advantage of TMobiles current incentives. I need to migrate my account to ATT postpaid first and then switch to T-Mobile. I know I don't have to sign a contract when I migrate, but is there anything that would prevent me, on the ATT side from migrating and then immediately switching carriers a day or two later?

My water bill has been on the rise for the last 4 months.

First month was about $10. Spoke with the city and they advised that their data log showed I had a small leak. I found that the toilet tank seal in one of my toilets wasn't seating properly, so I replaced it.

Second month bill went up an additional $10 over the first months increase. Spoke with the city again. Still showing a leak. I called a plumber and had them come out. Spent about an hour searching and found no issues. Even had them double check my work on the tank seal. I went back to the city and they still swore there was a leak.

Third month bill went up nearly $30 more. I called a second plumber and had them come out. Told them everything that the first plumber checked and had them recheck everything. They spent nearly 3 hours going through my entire property, crawl space and all and found no active leaks and no signs that there have ever been any leaks. I have a whole house shutoff inside my utility room, so we shut the water off and I had them go to my meter and check my meter. They said that the meter showed no signs of a leak on the house side.

I've gone back to back to the city and asked what can be done and I've been told that it is my responsibility to find and fix the issue, not theirs.

Just received my fourth bill and the bill which is usually around $100 is now almost $215. Seemingly the leak that they say I have is getting worse, but no one can find it.

I've requested a new meter be installed, but according to the city, that won't fix my problem, so it's pointless to even do.

I'm lost as to what to do next, short of speaking with an attorney.

It appears that the Better Value plan is a better option than the generally more expensive Experience More plan right now, for 3 lines. Everything appears to be the same, except you get Hulu for free on the Better Value plan. Can anyone see why this wouldn't be a better deal?