What is the difference between ePaybill, Direct pay and Make a payment without enrolling options?
ePaybill allows you to enter your banking information, have it stored on your online service account and lets you manage the way you want to pay your total balance each month. You can set up an automatic payment schedule, make a single payment, or continue to pay your bills the way you do now. The Direct Pay program allows you to enter banking information and have it stored on your account. With Direct Pay, the total amount of the bill will be withdrawn from your account every month on the bill due date. Your bill statement will indicate that the payment will be deducted from your banking account on the due date of the bill. It is important to note that enrollment in the direct pay program authorizes withdrawal of the entire to-date balance of your gas account. Please contact us to see how this would affect you if your account is currently enrolled on a payment or debt forgiveness plan. The Make a Payment without Enrolling option allows you to enter your banking account information and
ePaybill allows you to enter your banking information, have it stored on your online service account and lets you manage the way you want to pay your total balance each month. You can set up an automatic payment schedule, make a single payment, or continue to pay your bills the way you do now. The Direct Pay program allows you to enter banking information and have it stored on your account. With Direct Pay, the total amount of the bill will be withdrawn from your account every month on the bill due date. Your bill statement will indicate that the payment will be deducted from your banking account on the due date of the bill. It is important to note that enrollment in the direct pay program authorizes withdrawal of the entire to-date balance of your gas account. Please contact us to see how this would affect you if your account is currently enrolled on a payment or debt forgiveness plan. The Make a Payment without Enrolling option allows you to enter your banking account or credit/debit
