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 dvd536as Mr. Pink as they comePremium
join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ
kudos:4 | reply to MyDogHsFleas
Re: Lather,Rinse,Repeat said by MyDogHsFleas:said by caco:If the company provides you a fee-free alternative to paying in person then what is all the crying about. Free alternatives- Company website Company IVR Mail Your bank's online billpay area Actually the easiest is autopay from your checking account (or credit card). You just give AT&T your account info and authorize it, and your bill is automagically paid on the due date. Easy as pie. This how I pay all my bills. Works fine until some disgruntled employee takes your info then drains your account!
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| said by dvd536:Works fine until some disgruntled employee takes your info then drains your account! Well, first, I don't give the information to a person on the phone, I enter it on their website. This is a lot safer than when you buy gas and hand your card to the attendant, or give your card to a waiter in a restaurant! They can easily swipe the info off of it while it's in their possession.
I've been doing autopay for years now with many providers. I do it with mortgage, electricity, gas, water, trash, phone, DSL, cell, Web hosting, newspaper, student loans, car loans, and credit card monthly payments. I have *never* had an issue with fraud, late payments, missed payments, or anything like that. Occasionally there's a billing error, but I just get them to credit the next bill in that case.
I am confident, since all my suppliers are reputable corporations, that if they did have a problem with employee fraud that caused a fradulent charge to my account, that the corporation would make good on it.
In addition, I check my checking account daily online just to make sure nothing untoward has hit it. That way, if something bad does happen, I can deal with it right away. | |
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