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why, in this, the 21st century, do places still charge a service fee for paying electronically but not if I send a check via snail mail that requires a person to open and process the check?
why, in this, the 21st century, do places still charge a service fee for paying electronically but not if I send a check via snail mail that requires a person to open and process the check?
@lfrum Because they're allowed to, the fee is more a punitive thing now days. There have been attempts to get them removed in some states...
Like collections and billing should be an expense of the company, not something customers should be charged extra for.