Question: #1: Bill pay???
I paid a bill from my Wells Fargo account for my Capital One credit card for the amt. of $85. It is still pending. I put it in earlier today. When can I expect it to clear and go through? Would it be faster to pay the C1 bill by going to my C! acct online and hooking up my Wells Fargo acct to it?
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Question: #2: How to pay Bank of America credit card bill online?
Does anyone know how to pay my credit card bill online with the bill pay option on the Bank of America Website.Do I transfer funds to the credit card account? Or is there something else I have to do?
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Question: #3: How does third-party online bill pay organizations work?
Third-Party online bill pay service (not banks) how do they send the ACH files, get the money from the customer, and notify that the bill has been paid? I need as much detail as possible for my Senior research paper for college, I am a finance major.
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Question: #4: How do you reconcile online bill pay?
I plan to use my bank's online bill pay feature but I don't want to link it to my accounting software. With checks, it's easy to match the check # during reconciliation. So, I wonder what to match when using online bill pay..
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Question: #5: Is it possible to cancel a years contract with a bill pay phone?
I am currently on bill pay on my cell, i want to switch to pay as you go (credit) and cancel my bill pay, Is that possible to cancel a years contract?
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Question: #6: Is is possible to make a deposit into another bank account using online bill pay?
I am trying to avoid the long hold time when depositing money using ACH transfers. There isn't a hold time if you use a check, so I was thinking that there may be a way to use online bill pay to send money to another account, but I'm not sure how to do it.
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Question: #7: Can I use my bank's free bill pay service with Quicken and MS Money?
I notice on the back of the Quicken box, it states that you have to purchase online bill pay, or use a third party bill pay service. Can I use my bank's service for this?
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Question: #8: could you pay off your credit card bills anytime you want even if the bill isnt issued yet?
i have the bill pay option in my online banking account for bank of america.. couldn't i just pay the bills anytime i want w.out waitn for the monthly bills?
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Question: #9: Why do banks promote online bill pay so much?
Do banks make money somehow by having people pay their bills online? If anything I would think that banks have to pay money to mail the payments that don't post electronically and they would also lose revenue from checks. I've seen banks give free checking accounts and even prize drawings for the people who use bill pay. Whats the motivation???
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Question: #10: How do you stop Comcast auto bill pay?
I paid my bill they auto bill paid it even though I paid it in advance I had a $49.00 credit now I owe $73.00. All in less than a week.Comcast would not tell me when bill pay would start or even the day of the month it would start all they told me was 2 to 3 months to activate. It took 2 months.
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Question: #11: Are there any free, dowloadable programs online or anything that helps sort your bills? Not abill-pay system
Not looking for a bill-pay system or anything....but something that maybe sorts bills, or even helps figure ways to pay them off faster or something. I know about that Quicken program, but is there anything online? Or that I can download?
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Question: #12: Is automatic bill pay a good way to pay your monthly bills?
Actually, I am asking for my sister who is just starting out. I have never and will never pay bills this way because I am stuck in my ways. However, my sister is scatter brained. Is it a good idea for somebody like her to have the bank pay bills automacially each month?
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Question: #13: How do I terminate Quicken Bill Pay?
How do I terminate Quicken Bill Pay? I can't get a hold of intuit. Their web site sends me around in circles and their phone sends me to the web site.
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Question: #14: What is a good bill pay service?
I used to use AOL's bill pay, but they stopped that service. I'm trying Yodlee, which is great because it not only tracks your bills, but also assets. The downside? It doesn't pay the bills for most major things, Discover, etc aren't linked to it.
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Question: #15: what program can i use to set up a bill pay service with about 5 clients?
i'm starting a bill payment service for a few high profile clients a friend of mine has. i've never done anything like this before so all the help i can get is appreciated. i've been doing some research online, but to no avail. i would like to know what program will allow me to 1. track my clients bills, 2. pay them, 3. be able to print reports quarterly, etc. PLEASE HELP!
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Question: #16: Is it legal to charge a NSF fee for an error in account number in an online bill pay account?
While setting up an online bill pay account and error was made in the account number. Now the company wants to charge a NSF fee because they couldn't verify the account. Is this legal?
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Question: #17: Can I use a Bill Pay phone on Pay As You Go?
I have a bill pay Nokia N95 which is not under contract from any network, can I use this phone on Pay As You Go?
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Question: #18: My husband is in the Navy he's not interested in using his GI Bill. Would his GI Bill pay for myschool loans?
I think it will pay for some of my Master's degree I will be starting, but we can't get a straight answer to whether or not it will pay off loans I already have. When he re-enlisted he opted for the GI Bill. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Question: #19: How exacly does online bill pay work?
I use my bank's web site to pay bills using its bill pay service. I would like to know exactly how banks pay bills. I have read banks pay bills electronically if possible (using ACH I assume), or they mail a check if the payee does not accept electronic payments. To pay a credit card bill for example, I supply the bank with the following information:■ credit card company's name, address, and telephone number■ my credit card number■ amount to pay and whenThis is all the information I give the bank. I'm fairly confident the bank is paying my bills electronically and not by mail, because my credit card company usually gets the payment within a day of the bank's paying it.If I am correct by assuming they use ACH, wouldn't my bank need the payee's routing number and account number? If this is so, how does my bank get this information? Do banks have databases linking this information to company names and addresses? Creating and maintaining such a database seems difficult.I meant for the database I mentioned to be preexisting and to link remittance addresses to account numbers for every company (or at least attempt to). This does not seem like a trivial task.A database such as the one Trumania mentioned is more trivial. However, this requires a bank employee to do research every time a bank customer decides to pay a new payee. This may very well be the case. I would just be surprised banks would go to that much trouble, especially if they don't charge an extra fee for the service (my bank doesn't). It would seem more logical for them to require the bank customer to acquire this information and give it to them. That way bill payments could be handled without bank employee intervention.
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Question: #20: If small biz charged expense to visa in Dec 07 & actually pay bill in Jan 08 which year do I deductcost?
If for my small business I charged an expense to my visa/credit card in Dec 07 & actually pay bill in Jan 08 which year do I deduct cost on my taxes/Schedule C? Is it up to me?
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Question: #21: Does any credit card offer good bill pay service?
I'm currently using bill payment service from my checking account at my bank. But I'd like to pay all the regular bills from my credit account to earn more reward points and, of course, enjoy the grace period :)It seems Visa is offering bill pay service http://usa.visa.com/personal/using_visa/pay_bills_with_visa/index.htmlDoes anybody have any experience with Visa's bill pay service? How is it?Any other cards offering the same service? Any recommendation on the issuing bank if that's relevant?
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Question: #22: Can you recommend a third-party bill pay service?
I used to use Yahoo! Bill Pay before they shut down. I'm looking for a similar service.
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Question: #23: How much will the GI bill actually pay for?
If i complete two years of classes while on active, will the GI bill finish paying for my BA or will i have to pay for some of it too? I'm just curious. Thx.
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Question: #24: Does the bill get paid faster if u pay at the department store or is it the same mailing thebill?
My Macy's bill is due in two days. I was wondering if is faster to pay the bill at Macy's or is it just the same mailing the bill?
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Question: #25: Can a restaurant take a waiter's tips to pay for other customers who walked out on their bill?
Waiter served customers with good service, the "idiots" walk out on their bill without paying. The restaurant takes the waiter's earned tips from the night to cover the cost of the "idiot's" bill. What if a car dealership did this to a car salesman? $30,000 dock of his pay?
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Question: #26: Automating Bill pay to to make nonrecurring payments?
Is there anyway to pay lots of people through something like Bill pay provided by the banks, and do it in an automated way such as uploading a file which contains all the payee information and payment amount instead of typing them out manually each time. This needs to be done at least each month and needs be done to potentially to thousands of people, that's why I need to avoid doing it manually. Actually I'm looking for something that's very similar to paypal's mass pay. But I can't use mass pay because majority of these people do not have e-mail or paypal accounts.
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Question: #27: Can you use your GI bill to pay off your prior student loans?
If I decide to joing the military. And I have a degree. But I still have to pay back my student loans. Well I be able to use my Gi bill to pay it off. Or no?
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Question: #28: How to determine precentage to pay bill with boyfriend?
Someone said on here the easiest why they learned with was taking an equal precentage of the paychecks to put towards bills. How do I figure that out? Some weeks are different than others on pay and hours worked.
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Question: #29: Do i have to worry about apr charges if i pay my bill on time?
If i pay bill on time every month will i ever be hit with charges.. ie: i owe 200 dollars and i pay 200 dollars will i get charged for anything.
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Question: #30: What can a company or hospital do to you if you refuse to pay your bill?
For example - I took my husband to an ER - where they did nothing for him. He had a rash all over his body, and the doctor we took him to said he couldn't help him and he needed to be seen IMMEDIATELY. So we took him to the ER, but didn't have insurance. I imagined we would be in debt for years, as they would have to do tests and all that - but it was worth it. Anyway, seriously the dr. LOOKED at him and wrote a prescription. That was it. No tests. No bandages. Nothing. Just looked - said it was a dermatitis gone horribly wrong and wrote him a prescription for cortizone and allergy meds and sent us on our way. We paid 200 dollars, which was expensive for a visit - and left. Now we have a bill for the DR for 700 and the ER for another 350. I have refused to pay. My credit sucks... so I am not worried about that. But what can any company really do to enforce that bills are paid?I don't plan on working for a large company or buying a house. We live pretty meagerly and are moving into an RV. LOL I read tarot for a job and basically we are hippies, lol.We have no credit cards and don't have any plans on buying a car. We filed bk 3 years ago - and since then we don't have anything bad on it. We made some mistakes before - but we generally pay our bills on time. Maybe a late here or there now. Also, I have written letters to each of them to dispute the claim.
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