What is an e-bill? A: An e-bill (electronic bill) is an electronic version of a paper bill that you can view online through Web Bill Pay.
Q: How does electronic billing work with Web Bill Pay? A: Web Bill Pay lets you make payments and receive and pay bills online through your Financial Institution. You can make payments to anyone, anytime, anywhere in the United States, from you mortgage lender to your newspaper carrier. The only payments you cannot make through your bill payment service are court-ordered payments and state and federal tax payments. Electronic billing lets you receive electronic bills (e-bills) online through Web Bill Pay. Some payees are able to send e-bills to their customers. If you add a payee that is e-bill-capable, you have the opportunity to request e-bills from the payee. Once your request has been authorized, you’ll receive an e-bill from the payee within a month or so, depending on the payee’s billing cycle. You can pay the e-bill directly, and you can continue to make single payments to the payee whenever needed. Q: Is an e-bill the same as a mailed bill statement or invoice?
Related Questions
- What is an e-bill? A: An e-bill (electronic bill) is an electronic version of a paper bill that you can view online through Web Bill Pay.
- I dont have access to the internet so I cant view my itemised bill online. Why should I have to pay to receive a paper one?
- Are electronic payments via the Web riskier than paper checks?
