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firecatDo you choose online delivery for bills and financial paperwork?
If so, what arrangements do you have set up for having those bills paid and that paperwork reviewed if you have a long illness and can't do it yourself? Or if you die?
This message brought to you by Wells Fargo, which informed me when I logged on today that it had changed my statement delivery option to "online only." I was able to change it back, but it pissed me off that they did it in an "opt out" manner like that.
I don't LIKE paperwork and would prefer to use online delivery for such things, but even though I would trust my partners to take good care of me if I got sick, that doesn't mean I want to give them full access to my email.
If so, what arrangements do you have set up for having those bills paid and that paperwork reviewed if you have a long illness and can't do it yourself? Or if you die?
This message brought to you by Wells Fargo, which informed me when I logged on today that it had changed my statement delivery option to "online only." I was able to change it back, but it pissed me off that they did it in an "opt out" manner like that.
I don't LIKE paperwork and would prefer to use online delivery for such things, but even though I would trust my partners to take good care of me if I got sick, that doesn't mean I want to give them full access to my email.
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Date: 24 Aug 2013 02:45 am (UTC)The only bill I seem to be paying online automatically is my LJ subscription, and my EZPass because that's the way they roll. I pay for individual eBay, Etsy, and Amazon purchases online.
That's it. All else paper. I know online would be more convenient sometimes, but I kind of like the paper bill and check balancing ritual.