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Receive your bill electronically
eBill FAQs
Q.
How do I sign up to receive my statement electronically?
A.
It’s easy. From the login page, select
“Click here to enroll.” At the Authentication page, enter the Account
Name, and Billing ID from your last mailed statement and follow the
prompts.
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Authentication page example |
Q.
Will
my statement be e-mailed to me?
A.
No. For security purposes your statement
can only be accessed through our secure web portal. You will be notified
via e-mail with a link to the login page whenever a new statement is
available.
Q.
What
if I don't receive the notification e-mail?
A.
Following enrollment for eBill you will
receive a confirmation e-mail. Should you not receive the confirmation
e-mail, first check your spam folder and adjust spam settings to allow
these e-mails. Next, login to eBill and select "User Options" to verify
your e-mail address is correct. Finally, eBill access is not limited to
an e-mail notification. You may login at any time to access current or
past statements.
Q.
What
will my eBill look like?
A.
eBill statements are identical to mailed
statements.
Q.
When
will I see my first eBill?
A.
Following enrollment any current invoice
is available online immediately. Going forward you will have access to a
24 month invoice history.
Q.
How
do I view my eBill?
A.
Adobe Reader is required to view your
eBill. If you don't have Adobe Reader simply click on the Get Adobe
Reader icon and select the appropriate version to download and install.
Q.
Will
my mailed statement stop automatically?
A.
Yes, by default your printed and mailed
statement will stop when you elect to receive your statement
electronically.
Q.
Can
I go back to a mailed statement?
A.
Yes. Should you need to revert to a
printed and mailed statement, go to "User Options" and check the paper
statement option. Your statement will then be mailed to you beginning
with your next billing cycle.
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