I would like to use my tax refund to take care of a few bills. Is it possible to pay ahead with your Dish Network bill? I would like to pay around $500 to Dish and not worry about the bill for a while. If I did that would my bill essentially be paid until the point where it breaks even, or would the money just be rejected or fall into some pit of nothingness?
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Not sure(...most places I deal with would just leave it as a credit on the account); but financially speaking, you're much better off paying off bills that you're paying interest on, like credit cards & loans, then a monthly bill that's essentially not costing you anything to pay.
Not sure(...most places I deal with would just leave it as a credit on the account); but financially speaking, you're much better off paying off bills that you're paying interest on, like credit cards & loans, then a monthly bill that's essentially not costing you anything to pay.
That is true, but I don't currently have any open credit accounts. I rent my house and own both cars. No credit cards either.
WOW....
*pats Vomaul on the back*
I own everything (...no loans); but in this day age would find it very difficult to go without credit cards. Or at least a debit card.....
WOW....
*pats Vomaul on the back*
I own everything (...no loans); but in this day age would find it very difficult to go without credit cards. Or at least a debit card.....
Now debit cards I do use.
Back when I paid for my sub annually, Dish wouldn't let me pay annually for my locals. To fix this, I paid an extra $60 with my annual payment, and it showed up as a credit, decreasing $5 every month until the year was up.
Not sure why you want to give Dish an interest free loan. Keep your money in your account & use auto-pay if you just don't want to worry about sending the bill.
