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You can with post paid plans but as far as I know if the funds aren't in a prepaid account by the due date
then service will stop until you add funds then you will have a new due date.
I have a prepaid plan through another provider and that's how it works with them.
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Did you solve your problem?
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According to Tmobile's website you can't change your due date.
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