02-24-2022 07:52 PM - last edited on 02-24-2022 08:09 PM by computergeek541
Hi I have $45 available funds how do I use it for making payments towards my monthly bills?
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02-25-2022 01:47 AM
And the main reason you want autopay on, even when your credit balance is more than you owe, is to get the $2 autopay Reward (or 5%, if you're a new customer on the new Rewards plan). That is, you get the Autopay discount even if they don't charge your CC.
02-24-2022 08:54 PM
Your plan amount or purchases will always deduct from your available funds first whether or not you have autopay enabled. Although it's best to autopay on rather than off.
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02-24-2022 08:31 PM
Just leave it in your account. Your monthly payment will eat away from the $45 funds.
02-24-2022 08:23 PM
Key to this, @Dumebi , is not ADDING anything to those available funds.
SO, if your available funds are enough to cover the next renewal, don't add any additional funds beforehand (i.e. payment vouchers, manual top ups, etc) so that the amount of the funds get used up.
02-24-2022 07:59 PM
@Dumebi : Yup...everything flows in and out of Available Funds. Credits, deposits go in. Rewards go in at renewal. Then buying add-ons and renewing goes out. Autopay is only used when there aren't enough funds available to pay the plan at renewal. No time else.
02-24-2022 07:57 PM
@Dumebi What plan do you have? If on the $45 plan or less, then as long as autopay is enabled your payment would automatically deduct from your available account balance on your renewal date.
02-24-2022 07:57 PM
@Dumebi - just leave it there, and any Available funds will be applied first upon your future renewals.