with auto pay can I pay before its due

Yo, on the real, though, at least " tmo_chris " is being a beyond exceptional representative of the company, [which by the way he's been speaking, I'd have to assume,] he's employed by; and therefore, (whether by choice or not, whether you want to be or not,) are a "default representative" as well as a brand/company ambassador for the [insert your employer here-  to compare and possibly improve our operations- with a bit of mutual criticism, a little teamwork, and mutual suggestions to your possible similar situations] aforementioned employer. Other companies, (especially corporations as large and as dominant as T-Mobile, [within their own respective industries and markets, of course,] who just SUPER recently became even more dominant and powerful- by either acquiring/merging/or maybe even flat out purchasing another GIANT brand within their industry- SPRINT. THAT particular move, increased the control and power of this disgustingly gigantic corporate monster, arguably soon to transform into something even worse...that of a legit evil monopoly, (which as I've come to loosely understand the certain/particular/different definitions of the word 'monopoly,) is a terrible thing for all various varieties of economies out there, it essentially kills the "free enterprise" theme (for lack of a better word,) that America was so proud to boast and brag about for such a long time…! My apologies on the rant; but any company...large or small, would be the luckiest to have an employee on their payroll like " tmo_chris " as he's [seemingly] the last of a dying breed- folks that not only realize they are fortunate to have a job in this climate- period, but are also happy, (or do a great acting job to fool folks into making them think they're happy,)  to have that job...ANY JOB, to be getting a steady paycheck. And the bonus of that super positive sentiment and feeling of security of having that impossibly matched confidence of positively knowing you're in a situation, [situation(s) of ALL kinds, really good posture-improving type of confidence creating situations, lol, 😂] that you're fully capable of being a grown ass man and being able to sufficiently provide for your family- and no one wants for anything. THATS it right there. Keep working like you love your job, " tmo_chris, " because it's cats like you- like when I'll remember reading this thread sometime in the future, and recall how positive you represented yourself and your company, that end up making me stay with t-mobile after having an awful phone call customer service experience; or just 2 days ago, being in a local T-mobile store… This girl behind the counter, (she couldn't have been any older than 16 or 17,) had the absolute [almost] WORST attitude I've had the "pleasure" of dealing with- through previous customer service situations; and I can very confidently say, she was one of the rudest individuals I've ever had to interact with...EVER. Like she was surprised/bummed/mad/sad/and like almost depressed, (all simultaneously, mind you,) that I dared even having chosen to enter this particular retail establishment where she..."worked…?" (That's the loosest definition of work ever either, btw.) SO… After this WAY too long of a story made short, T-Mobile/Sprint/whomever else you currently are at the moment, you're beyond fortunate to have an employee like, " tmo_chris, " you need to do whatever it takes to retain this gentleman as an employee within your company; and then make it a TOP priority within your conglomerate of corporations, to hire AS MANY employees with similar values and as serious/strong/& as dedicated of a work ethic as " tmo_chris " possesses.