paid account...

[anysomething]

So I just paid for a paid account (gasp!) and it asked me for my billing address -- current paid account users, does this mean that they send a statement to your house? I need to know if I have to intercept mail.

for i am

THE STEALTH BLOGGER

idek, you guys, i had like five hours of sleep

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[fifteenminutes]

What payment method did you use? I pay through Paypal and I've never gotten any kind of statement other than through email.

[anysomething]

I paid by card and I got an online statement, I just wasn't sure why it would need my home address. Probably just to verify it with my card, actually.

[angary]

I think it shows up in my monthly printout summaries that were mailed to my place. I know that it's shown up in my bank history, but I rarely even read those printouts before tossing them. Maybe it's time to switch to Paypal, if you don't already use it. If you do, then I wouldn't worry.

heh, five hours of sleep. Good times at the time. but not when waking up.

[anysomething]

i feel you. i babysat last night and took a nap at their house, and so when i actually got home I couldn't sleep at the appropriate hour and ended up staying up til four. whaaaaaat am i doing

[attempt_unique]

It shows up in my card statements, obviously, but there isn't a paper bill mailed.

[anysomething]

okay, thank you!

[racistdragon]

It shows up in my statement (only once a year, though), but I have online banking so only I see it... Paypal might be a better idea for you, if you can't do online banking for whatever reason. Though, for me, Paypal shows up on my statement, too. A mysterious Paypal charge. XD I don't know if that's better...?

[anysomething]

I use online banking too, I was just curious as to why it was asking for my address. but thank you!

[katherine_lupin]

I paid with credit card and the only thing that I received was the card bill and there it said that I had used it to pay something on the internet, I also received two emails saying that my payment had been received beyond that nothing else

[anysomething]

good to know, thanks!