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1. But, you may think you've paid a bill on time only to discover days later that it was rejected and you are now late with the payment.
2. It's easier to pay bills by scanning the bill and hitting submit rather than following numerous phone prompts and entering long account numbers and credit card numbers.
3. This has been the worse experience - this app was recommended by the billing entity as an online payment option and the functionality seem pretty good, including converting a picture of an invoice into a smart form.
4. Not sure how many are free or if its a time limit before it begins charging but they do pay fast & provide emails to keep you up to date with receiving your payment to it being paid with confirmation number.
5. But this thing is generating an invoice and then sending it to some mystery location? Don't get me started on the annoying polls they force you to answer.Why would the only way to pay for a medical bill either require me to have a MasterCard or give away my banking information.
6. Checking if a record is already in a database is something computers are pretty good at.This was included as a payment option for a medical bill.
7. They should use the serial number of the bill (data matrix code) as a key to determine if this exact bill has been paid.
8. I scanned it again, and the app didn't say that the bill had been paid.
9. I doubt that me taking a blurry picture of a bill is anything more than just proof that I had a bill with the big bold amount due at the bottom, everything else a computer couldn't pick up on.
10. I installed the app, scanned a bill, and it asked me for my debit card info.
11. It's completely ridiculous for a pay app in 2023 to only accept 1 of the 4 major card services.Started using Papaya several months ago, and it has made paying bills very simple.