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How it works |
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Notices |
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You can set notices in your
accounts so you receive a message anytime a preset event occurs,
such as the approval of a new payee, the automatic processing of a
recurring payment, and more. |
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Reminders |
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You can set reminders so you
receive a messages when it is time to pay a bill. For example,
you could receive a notice on the 15th of every month reminding you
to pay the power company. |
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Receive
Notifications and Reminders |
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You can have your notices and
reminders sent to any email address, sent by text message to your
cell phone or other mobile device, or delivered to your message box
in the Bill Pay system. You can even click on a link to
automatically have the system place the reminder in your Microsoft
Outlook calendar. |
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Log On |
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Log into internet banking and
click on your Bill Pay account to enter the Bill Pay system.
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Open the e-Notifications page
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From the "Options" menu, select
"e-Notifications." |
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Select the type of notice or
reminder
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The e-Notifications page has
tabs for four different types of notifications.
Event
These are events such as the
payment of a recurring bill or the approval of a new payee.
For example, if you have set up a payment to ABC Cable Television in
the amount of $52.50 to be automatically paid on the 15th of each
month, the system can send you a notice each time this bill is paid.
Log Out
This section can send you a
summary of your activity each time you log out of Bill Pay.
Recurring
From this section you can have
the system send you regular summaries of payees or payments.
For example you could have the system send you list of the first day
of the month of all bills you have scheduled to pay that month
Reminders
These are reminders to pay
specific bills. They can be set one time, or on a recurring
basis such as weekly or every three months. This can be very
helpful for bills paid less than monthly, such as quarterly payments
to insurance companies.
The rest of
this tutorial will explain how to set a reminder. Setting
Events, Log Outs, and Recurring are very similar. |
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Step 1 to set a Reminder
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Click on the Reminders tab and
then click on "Add Reminders" in the "Reminders Options" box on the
left.
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Step
2 to set a Reminder
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Select the type if payment from
Bills, Transfers, People, Donations or Gifts. |
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Step
3 to set a Reminder
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From the drop down lists select
the name, method of notification, frequency and date. If you
select text message and you have not already set up your text
messaging information, the system will prompt hyou for your cell
phone number and your cell carrier. |
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Step 4 to set a reminder
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Click on "Next" to finish
setting the reminder. On the last page you will se a summary
of the reminder and you also can click on a link to automatically
copy the reminder to your Microsoft Outlook program. |
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Changing or deleting reminders
and notifications |
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You can change or delete
Reminders and Notifications anytime by select "e-Notifications" from
the "Options" menu and then select the appropriate tab for Event,
Log Out. Recurring or Reminders. |
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