Autopay sounds fantastically convenient. No more time spent writing checks and no logging into dozens of websites to pay your bills. However, the "set it and forget it" aspect of autopay can lead to overspending.
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For many, paying bills through their bank has become a go-to solution. But bank-offered bill pay is not a document delivery solution!
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Many consumers pay bills through their banks, which offer the complimentary service to attract more customers. However, document archiving is one bill-management aspect the banks rarely offer.
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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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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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Most of us are used to organizing and storing important papers. But digital bills and statements from 20 companies can quickly become a mess.
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Consumers say they want a better digital experience with their bills and statements, featuring more personalized summary information. Survey showed the longing for personalized summaries rose to 74% from 61% in 2021.
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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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The white paper details how its solution addresses the challenges companies face when converting customers to paperless bills and statements. Based on extensive research, Cubby Paperless has pinpointed the primary reasons for consumer reluctance and suggests a fresh approach to overcoming the resistance.
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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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