Greater Boston, what's your last gas bill?Submitted by Miserable_Ride666 t3_10l2oqt in boston
dyqik t1_j5wmkby wrote
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Not with the same feature set, it won't. If everyone got paper bills, they wouldn't need the billing section of the website. More customers using the online billing system means more load on website customer services.
Billing needs secure online payments, secure PII storage, a customer facing billing system, and a bunch of other things that a website without billing doesn't need.
GM_Pax t1_j5wym6z wrote
>everyone
That's a silly, nonsense argument.
Plus, if you want to bring tech support into it?
Paper billing needs mechanics to fix all those machines. Warehousing for the paper & ink, and staff to handle shipping and internal deliveries. A mail room - and staff - to handle the outgoing mail.
I still say, if a company offers a discount for paperless billing that is less than the cost of a measly fucking stamp, then they're ripping their customers off.
dyqik t1_j5wzw3f wrote
Why do you think they use stamps to send out paper bills?
USPS offers bulk rates.
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