Why do PayByCash transactions cost more?
PayByCash is a separate company who specializes in more “unusual” financial transaction types. For instance, they accept personal checks via fax, cash payments, bank transfers and many more. This means they must maintain a support staff to handle these diverse individual payments, and also requires them to be liable for more types of potential fraud. Because of this they charge us an addition “service charge” fee for each transaction, this fee is then passed on to the consumer. On the upside, there’s a lot more transaction types available than we would be able to offer on our own, and the added fee is relatively fixed and small, so it becomes negligable for larger blocks of time. As a side note, PayByCash can take longer to approve a transaction than normal payment systems, so be sure to budget several extra days when sending your next payment, or there may be some delay while your account is unpaid. If you have addition payment-related questions, you can contact us via Customer Suppor
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