BendBroadband is converting to a new billing system. The first bills from the new system will be issued in July and have a new payment due date.
To determine what your new payment due date will be, look at your current BendBroadband bill to find your initial date of service. Then, use this chart:
If your service Expect to receive your Your new payment due date will be:
date begins on: bill around the:
1st–3rd 26th of the month 21st of the following month
4th–6th 27th of the month 22nd of the following month
7th–9th 3rd of the next month 28th of the month
10th–12th 5th of the next month 25 days later (exact date varies)
13th–16th 7th of the next month 2nd of the following month
17th–19th 12th of the next month 7th of the following month
20th–22nd 15th of the next month 10th of the following month
23rd or 24th 18th of the next month 13th of the following month
25th–28th 20th of the next month 15th of the following month
29th or 30th 22nd of the next month 17th of the following month
31st 24th of the next month 19th of the following month
You will continue to be billed a month in advance and have plenty of time to pay.
Please Note: In the first month of our new billing system you may receive two bills. This is because we’re going to slightly delay the first printing of July bills. If you receive two bills, the due date for your July bill may fall after the date your August bill is issued. That means your August bill may include charges from your July bill. This is OK—you’re not getting charged twice! Simply pay the amount due for your July bill. Then pay the amount of your August bill. By your September bill, things will even out.
Attention Autopay customers: your automatic payment will be made in July on your new payment due date. Please plan accordingly.
And remember to watch your inbox and mailbox for important information on the BendBroadband billing conversion. BendBroadband will also update our Facebook page and the blog.
If you have questions, feel free to call us a 541-382-5551.
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