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Understanding autopay

jjodsouza — Wed, 05 Jan 2022 16:48:15 GMT

I joined PM on March 24 and paid $15 plus tax and then I noticed my credit card and PM charged me 1.13 on April 24. Now I have signed up for autopay, so I get $2 off a month. To summarize for my next payment that is due is it $13 plus tax?

Re: Understanding autopay

Triguy — Wed, 29 Apr 2020 18:51:53 GMT

Yes when you log into your account under awards the autopay $2 amount should be shown. The $2 would be deducted from your plan costs.

Re: Understanding autopay

JoyLuck — Wed, 29 Apr 2020 18:42:31 GMT

@jjodsouza wrote:
I joined PM on March 24 and paid $15 plus tax and then I noticed my credit card and PM charged me 1.13 on April 24. Now I have signed up for autopay, so I get $2 off a month. To summarize for my next payment that is due is it $13 plus tax?

Yes, that is correct $13 + tax.

Re: Understanding autopay

jjodsouza — Wed, 29 Apr 2020 18:41:24 GMT

And is that automatically deducted from my credit card? And this $1.13 was what I am trying to figure out that amount what would that be?

Thanks

Re: Understanding autopay

will13am — Wed, 29 Apr 2020 18:45:37 GMT

@jjodsouza wrote:
I joined PM on March 24 and paid $15 plus tax and then I noticed my credit card and PM charged me 1.13 on April 24. Now I have signed up for autopay, so I get $2 off a month. To summarize for my next payment that is due is it $13 plus tax?

Here is the full explanation of the charges for the April renewal. You signed up for autopay during activation. For that you get $2 to be applied to the next renewal. You likely used a referral which provides for a one time $10 reward. The use of autopay for the April renewal earns $2 reward. The total rewards is $14. Thus $1+tax in charges for April. For May, each renewal going forward will be $13+tax. After a year, $1 of loyalty rewards will earned further reducing renewal costs. Enjoy the savings.

Re: Understanding autopay

iliketotalk — Wed, 29 Apr 2020 18:46:03 GMT

@jjodsouza hi did you get a 10 dollar referal credit?

Re: Understanding autopay

JoyLuck — Wed, 29 Apr 2020 18:52:22 GMT

@jjodsouza wrote:au
And is that automatically deducted from my credit card? And this $1.13 was what I am trying to figure out that amount what would that be?

Thanks

I believe when you signed up you enabled autopay and that $2 credit would have been added to the other $2 autopay. Plus you must have used a referral code for the $10 credit.

15 - (2+2+10) + TAX = 1.13

Re: Understanding autopay

jjodsouza — Wed, 29 Apr 2020 18:51:52 GMT

Here is what happened on March 23, I paid $5.65 with tax for SIM and then March 25 $16.95 with tax for my pan. and April 24 was charged $1.13.

Re: Understanding autopay

jjodsouza — Wed, 29 Apr 2020 18:52:31 GMT

Thanks