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: Mail the online bill pay check on paid in full account back to bank or to the customer?
At my work, we take payments from customers who use online bill pay with their banks. We receive a check from the bank. If the customer's account is already paid in full, one bank says to mail it back to them to recredit to the customer's bank account. I got one from a different bank and I called them to get their address and they said no, to send it to the customer. Does that make sense? What is the customer supposed to do with it? Thanks.
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Question: #3: How do you like the automatic bill pay system?
I pay about 10-15 bills a month at various days of the month. Once in a while, the payment is delayed and once in a while the bill is misplaced or lost. So I am thinking of setting up automatic payment from my checking account.Do you have any experience with that? How do you like it? What are the pros and cons. I am afraid that some screw up or fraud could dry up my account.
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Question: #4: 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: #5: 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: #6: 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: #7: Can a collection agency enroll you in auto bill pay with no other options?
A collection agency is saying in their letter,"If you pay us by check or check by phone, your transaction will be converted to an ACH". Which from what i understand is automatic bill pay. They give my no other option of payment other than online which says the samething on the site. Is this legal for them to do? I can't see how it would be.
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Question: #8: 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: #9: My husband is a Veteran and has the GI Bill. He will start the Police Academy. Would Gi Bill payhim for that?
I also heard that they may even pay after the 6 months of academy during his time in Field Training? Is that true? If so, how much would he receive in the academy and in field training permonth?He is now in the reserves and he has the GI bill kicker as well. Does anyone know how that works? Thank you!
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Question: #10: how reliable is free online bill pay from a checking account?
I trying out free online bill pay from my bank. has anyone had problems with it? and how well does it work?
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Question: #11: 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: #12: 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: #13: What is bill pay and how does it work?
I have a person that owes me money and from another state andkeeps saying that he sent me the money thru bill pay of bank of america, how does that work, is the bank supposed to call me or mail me the check, he says he did this about 2 weeks ago but up to now I still havent gotten anything.
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Question: #14: Online bill pay from bank or credit card company?
My bank (Bank of America) and my credit card company both have online bill pay features. If they both have the same function which online bill pay option should I choose, the bank or the credit card company? Whats the difference?
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Question: #15: 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: #16: 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: #17: 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: #18: Do Wamu bill pay checks have an expiration date on them?
When sending payment to someone through the Washington Mutual bill pay function do the checks the payees receive have an expiration date printed on them? I know they expire after 90 days but is that printed ON the checks? I've tried asking Wamu but their customer service are idiots and give me the same canned response every time which doesn't answer my question.
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Question: #19: In times of economic hardship, why do feminists teach young girls its ok to have sex in exchangefor bill pay?
Feminists claim as long as our young girls do not directly receive money for sex, but rather ask the guy to pay eletcric of phone bill for them, its totally ok. Moreover, they suggest it is a sign of empowerment and using innate female talents to get ahead (no pun intented) financially. Your thoughts please?
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Question: #20: 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: #21: 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: #22: 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: #23: 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: #24: 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: #25: can I pay my minimum payment, for my conoco philips gas card, using bill pay?
I've always paid my minimum payment for my conoco philips gas card, over the phone. I have to pay over the phone, using a check, where there's an additional processing fee. Can I pay using bill pay, so that I can avoid the additional processing charge?
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Question: #26: 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: #27: Who do banks push you so hard to use bill pay?
Banks are pushing so hard for the use of bill pay. Why?
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Question: #28: 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: #29: I am with Washington Mutual and need my account number for bill pay?
I have some of my account numbers, but would like my bank to give me all of my account numbers and phone numbers associated with all of the bill pay that I created...it only gives me the last four numbers of the account and not the phone number =-( they have to have it but when I go to look at my account it is limited... please help!! thank you
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Question: #30: Which bank has fast bill pay services?
I have two checking accounts currently. I am looking to get rid of one that has very fast bill pay services (most bills are paid next day). The other bank that I plan on keeping has much slower bill pay (three days on average). I am looking for a new bank with fast bill pay services. Any suggestions?Why a new account? Why are you getting rid of the account that already offers fast bill pay services?The bank I use that currently has bill pay has pissed me off (i.e., contributed to the economic mess).What bills are you paying with this service?Mortgage, utilities, student loan, that's about it.Can some of them just be paid online from the second account?They can be paid from the second account, but I hate waiting for the transactions to clear three days later (it's an obsessive-compulsive type thing!)
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