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  ·  How does e-bill work?

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How does electronic billing work?

Before you can access your e-bill for the first time you will need to complete a one-time online registration, during which you will specify a user identification code and a password that you will use for logging on to the service (you will be able to access your current bill online immediately after registration). Following registration:

  • we send an e-mail message to you each month to notify you that your new e-bill is available
  • you log on to the e-bill site using the user ID and password you specified during the online registration
  • you can view your current bill and up to 24 of your previous payments
  • you can set up payment methods allowing you to pay your bill by credit card (VISA or MasterCard), debit card (VISA or MasterCard), or from your bank account
  • you can schedule your payment to be made immediately
  • you can review previous online payments you have made
  • in addition to calling us on the telephone or visiting our office in person, you can now contact our customer service department via e-mail regarding any questions, requests, or concerns you may have (it does not have to be related to the e-bill service)
  • you can change your registration information (e.g. mailing address, e-mail address, etc.)

Since the electronic bill service enables you to conveniently view and print your monthly bill at any time from your Internet browser software, we will no longer send a paper bill to you in the mail after you sign up for the electronic bill service. However, we will be glad to continue sending a paper bill to you each month if you request us to do so by contacting our Customer Service department (a monthly service charge will be added to your account).



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