Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: Biiling customers

Your Agreement should state that they are required to receive their billing online. Nonetheless, the client owes the money and needs to pay.

Re: Biiling customers

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There is no such law and the statement is not true. In fact, I have subscribed to Earthlink for many years and have never received a bill through the mail. I do receive a monthly statement through the internet. You can certainly do the same. In fact, you can simply make it part of your service agreement and then have your customers sign the agreement acknowledging the billing by internet. Then it can never be questioned.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Biiling customers

No, it is not true. Bills need not be sent by mail to be valid. They can be delivered through any medium.