You’ve likely heard companies you do business with talk about paperless billing. Why all the
fuss? Paperless billing is a win-win for everyone and is why companies such as Consumer
Cellular want customers to know about it.
Paperless billing can save you time and take the hassle out of paying bills. You don’t have to
worry about writing out a check, filling out an envelope and then putting it through snail
mail. With just a few clicks via consumercellular.com, you can receive your bill and pay for it
through a secure site hosted by Consumer Cellular.
In addition to saving time and postage, paperless billing also reduces the amount of paper
used, which helps us do our part to save trees and conserve the environment.
To sign up or learn more, follow these easy steps:
- 1. On the website, Log in to My Account.
- 2. Click “Edit Your Profile.”
- 3. On the Account Information page, click “Edit.”
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4. In the Billing Type field, select:
- “Email Billing”
- “Extended Detailed Billing ($2.00)”
- “Standard Paper Invoicing”
Your next billing statement will be sent to you by the method you choose. Once you recieve your
next billing statement, you can mail the payment to us, pay online or call with your payment. Whatever
is most convenient for you!
I love your service.
Thank you for your kind words, Domingo! We’re glad you are enjoying your service.
it is november 11, 2019. where is my paperless online bill which is normally due 17th of each month.
Hi Judy, thanks for your post! I’m sorry to hear about the trouble that has been happening with this. I see that we spoke with you regarding this today, if you do need any further assistance with your invoice, please give us a call at 800-686-4460.
do you have 5.00 off for paperless
Hi June, thanks for your question! We don’t offer the $5 discount for going paperless on the account.
I still want paper billing. I hope you can still do this. Thanks
Hi Ralph, thanks for your question. You can still have paper billing set up on the account, I would just let you know that we do charge a $5 convenience fee for accounts that aren’t set up with email billing and autopay.