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stanulg52's avatar
stanulg52
New Poster
5 years ago

Bill Payment

Hi everybody :

       Is it possible to receive a paper bill ?  Rather than pay by Checking Account ?

          stanulg52

  • maratsade's avatar
    maratsade
    Distinguished Professor IV
    5 years ago

    I believe you can receive a monthly invoice, if you  pay a $5 fee, but payments remain automatic, deducted from a credit card or bank account.  Receiving an invoice won't change that. 

     

    EDIT:  Actually, I may be wrong, judging by this 2018 post:  https://community.hughesnet.com/t5/myAccount-and-Billing/Re-Switch-to-invoice-billing/m-p/96575/highlight/true#M5443

     

    Here's more info: http://customer.kb.hughesnet.com/pages/1213.aspx

     

    A HughesNet staff member will clarify how this works, I hope. :)

     

    stanulg52 wrote:

    Hi everybody :

           Is it possible to receive a paper bill ?  Rather than pay by Checking Account ?

              stanulg52

     

    • GabeU's avatar
      GabeU
      Distinguished Professor IV
      5 years ago
      maratsade wrote:

      I believe you can receive a monthly invoice, if you  pay a $5 fee, but payments remain automatic, deducted from a credit card or bank account.  Receiving an invoice won't change that. 

       

      EDIT:  Actually, I may be wrong, judging by this 2018 post:  https://community.hughesnet.com/t5/myAccount-and-Billing/Re-Switch-to-invoice-billing/m-p/96575/highlight/true#M5443

      If it's still available to call and change to (I don't know if it is), you can make manual payments with Invoice Billing, whether it's making a manual electronic payment each month, like with a credit or debit card or from a checking account, or sending a check or money order through the mail.

  • Liz's avatar
    Liz
    Moderator
    5 years ago

    Good morning folks,

     

    Always good to clarify billing topics; if you're on autopay, it's paperless billing and you save $5/month. 

     

    If you are on autopay and want a physical bill, you can print your latest bill once it has generated from your online HughesNet account. Here's how to view your bills online.

     

    Thanks,

    Liz

     

    • PandTsoder's avatar
      PandTsoder
      New Poster
      5 years ago
      Liz,
      I have a question about my ever rising bill.
      3 months ago my bill was $111 and change, then it went up to $112, then $113. Now it's up to $132, what's up?
      • GabeU's avatar
        GabeU
        Distinguished Professor IV
        5 years ago

        PandTsoder 

         

        Though I'm sure Liz will tell you, from the amount it's likely that you had a discount end.  

         

        You can see your current and past invoices, as well as a breakdown of the charges in them, by signing into the HughesNet My Account site and clicking on the "My Bill" header.