Communication service companies that deliver phone or internet services are on the cutting edge of technology. Many of their customers, however, still want their bills to arrive in the U.S. Mail.
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Utility companies' efforts to convert more of their customer to paperless billing have stalled. Here tips to get more to convert.
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Postal rates have gone up 33% in the past 3 years. This puts a strain on companies still sending paper bills and statements.
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We all have pay bills to pay. No one looks forward to it and it’s not a pleasant task at the best of times. But when the process is filled with friction and frustrations, the experience becomes even worse.
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Customers want to view and pay their bills online. They want to see their financial picture all at once, not in small pieces reported on each biller website.
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Shows how Cubby Paperless compares with FileThis which has been shut down. Also briefly discusses other similar companies.
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Try as they might, companies have been unable to achieve the level of paperless customers they would like. Why is this?
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How long should you keep statements like bill payments and other transactions? The answer, of course, is, it depends.
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A significant group of consumers still refuse to make the switch from paper to e-bills. It’s time to consider some options to nudge them over the finish line.
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Consumers who’ve transitioned from paper to electronic delivery benefit from convenience and from receiving timely and safe information access, not to mention a reduced carbon footprint.
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