Do you pay your bills online?  

I pay my credit card off using my debit card and I also pay off my Kohl's charge card with my debit card. I buy some stuff on ebay and thats about all the "shopping" I do online. I agree that it is easier to pay bills online but as I live with my grandparents I dont have to worry about other bills yet. Thats coming soon though.

I used to pay my car payment online with a small $0.36 fee. Now my car is paid off, so I don't have to worry about that. I loved the fact that I could go online the night before it was due and it would credit by the following morning, so it wouldn't be late. I don't pay any of my bills online now though. My banks online banking is always acting up, so I can't even use that. My mortgage company doesn't have an online payment option, and the only other one that does is my gas and electric, but it is automatic, and I can't afford to do that. What if by chance we don't have the money in the account next month? Then I'll end up getting an overdraft fee, and it's just not worth it, in my opinion. But, most of my bills we can just drop off, so we don't have to worry about stamps.

I totally agree with you though. If all of my bills could be paid online, I would definitely do so. It saves time, money, stress, and paper!

Paper checks! I really have to because I share A house with my girlfriend and we share all the bills. And when I say that I mean if we have an electric bill for $50.00, I write a check for twenty-five, she writes a check for twenty-five and we stick both of those in the envelope. The only one I pay online is my one credit car from my bank because I can just do a balnce transfer from checking to credit card. The other credit card I still use checks. The other one I pay online is my cellular phone. I can just go on there and hit pay. They already have my debit card number because I ordered the phone the phone online.

All my bills are paid online. The fixed amount bills are automatically debited from my checking account. These are the cable bill, insurance, cable, school bills, etc. The ones that fluctuate in value, I manually pay. But still online. Cellphone bills, and ceredit card and credit line bills are done this way.
The ease and convenience are the plus factors for doing it this way.

I pay some on line and I have some that are done by direct withdrawal from my bank. I pay my credit card bills on line. My utilities are done by direct withdrawal. Some I pay by credit card over the phone like my car insurance.

No and at the moment i dont think to pay my bills online. This method is for people who are lazy or havent enough time to go to the offices :D

Hi, Ice!
I find it annoying that there are some that can't be paid online! It's the best way, by far! I hate having to write a check, find a stamp, and remember to stop by the post office, when a few keystrokes can do the whole thing so much more easily and efficiently!

Yes, I do. That's the way I have been paying my bills. That certainly saves all the trouble of driving to the banks and the offices through the crowded and jammed streets. I use the manual system , managing the amounts I'd like to pay for the month.

hi
today every one pay all things online....
and it is very fast process and save lot off time.....
but generally i don't pay any bill online...........
because i think that there is some hackers.....and they entered as a third party.....
so they cheat us...

so i don't interest on it.....

thanking you
have a nice day

Hi, icesmile. I don't pay my bills online. Hubby takes care of all the bills with his debit card and a money order. Maybe one day, I will pay the bills online. I think that it does save time and money. But, I am very wary about setting up automatic bill pay. I don't want someone to get my checking account information because then they will get greedy and they may draft too much of funds out of my account. I can't stand having to pay for a stop payment so that they won't just take out any funds every pay period. I just hope that this particular bill collector can be trusted.