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will the company in Online Bill Paybe paid?
Payees on the pre-selected list need only have the
dollar amount entered for each payment; they receive
payments electronically. Otherwise, a paper draft is
created and mailed to the recipient. The draft indicates
that the payment is on your behalf and to be credited
to the account or invoice you indicated when you entered
the payee.
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How will I know which companies
are paid electronically and which ones by paper draft?
Payees who receive payments by paper draft are noted
by an "*" next to their names in the list.
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How long does it take for
the company I am paying to receive the payment?
Electronic payments normally take a maximum of three
days. Paper drafts can take five to eight days. Take
this into consideration when paying bills to avoid late
charges.
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What date should I enter as the
payment date?
The payment date is the date that you want the payment
sent to the payee. This is not the date that your payment
is due. Please remember to allow five to eight business
days for payments made by paper draft and three business
days for those made electronically.
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When will the payment amount
be deducted from my checking account at the Bank?
Unless post-dated, the payment amount is deducted
from your checking account the day you enter it.
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I have full access to two different
checking accounts under my log-in ID. Can I use Bill
Pay from different accounts?
Yes, you can pay individual bills from different
checking accounts that you have full access to under
your log-in ID.
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How can I cancel a payment
in Bill Pay?
You may cancel a payment prior to 3:00 p.m. (EST)
of the day the payment is to take place. If you wish
to cancel a scheduled payment, click on the PAY BILL
icon then click on the VIEW POSTINGS icon. Follow the
online instructions on how to cancel the payment.
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What if I don't sign up for Bill Pay initially, but
later decide that I want it?
No problem, just complete a new
Enrollment Form.
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