Paying my bill on ling

The last 4 digits of your ssn must be with the right name, and account number of the bill you are paying. If you check and make sure that there are no typo's, elsewhere, and it still won't go thru, call the company. Maybe your last 4 gifts of your ssn are not registered yet, if you are paying this bill online, for the first time.

Hi Alicia:
Fixya helpers don't have the ability to contact retailers on behalf of other people.
I would suggest that you contact the customer service dept of the company that you are dealing with.
Best of luck.

You need to contact your cell phone provider for a copy of the bill.

Check with your service provider to get on-line payment options and signup. This is easy if you have internet access at home.

Paying your bills online can save you time and save money on envelopes and stamps.
Once you complete the sign-up process for online bill pay you can set your bills to be paid automatically.
Online bill pay can also help ensure your bills are on time even when you leave them until the last minute.
Some banks charge a fee for online bill pay so if you are planning on paying most of your bills this way, consider opening an account that offers free online bill pay.

Log into your bank's online banking website.
If you have not registered for online banking you may have to contact your bank during business hours to register.
Locate the online banking link on the website.
Read your bank's online bill pay policies and fee disclosure that should be displayed once you click the online bill-pay link.
You must agree to these policies and fee disclosure before completing registration for online bill pay.


Click the add payment or new payment link to set up your first online bill payment.
Enter any information requested by your bank.
Your bank will normally ask for the name of the creditor or utility provider, address and the normal amount of payment.
You may also be asked for the due date for each month.
If the due date is not the same each month you should set the due date for the earliest possible.

Click the save or accept button. Repeat the process for each of your bills you wish to pay online.
Online Bill Pay
http://www.nationwide.com/free-online-bill-pay.jsp

If you have digital telephone with cable. First thing you should do is contact the billing department of your service provider. Make sure you are in billing for caller id. If you are let them know you are not receiving service you are paying for. Have them check your number in the switch. Which is the system that allocates each call that is made to and from your number. If this feature is not activated properly in the switch you might be paying for a service that is not properly activated. If all is correct with service provider. Try using another phone that has the caller id feature just to make sure it's not the actual phone. If both phones still doesn't display caller id. You should have your service provider send out a technician to troubleshoot your home telephone lines to make sure all phone jacks and telephone lines are secure and corrosion free, and have them verify service while there. You should also ask about a credit for the time the service was activated until the time the service actually worked.

I can't think of a solution, but if you can't let it go past 30 days, try the live chat, yes it is $20.00, but for paying your bills, i'd pay that to help get my bill paid.