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Changing Payment Date = Double Payment

SFox
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Hi all, wondered if anyone could break this down for me. I just got off the phone to a customer service agent where I'd called to change my payment date by a couple of days from the 29th of the month to the 1st of the month to ensure it was always after payday.
I was told on the phone that on the 1st of March a double payment would be taken for my airtime package, then it would be normal payments from April 1st onwards.
I didn't think about it until after the call unfortunately, but why am I paying double for changing the payment date back a couple of days? Surely this would then put me into credit?

Thanks in advance.

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@SFox 

There's no logical reason but that's the way they do it. 
They say it's because you pay a month in advance but you'd expect to be in credit anyway, as you say. 

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Hey @SFox , how are you doing today?

Let us know if you have any additional questions, or if you're all sorted? slight_smile Feel free to pop by and ask if you have any other questions the community could help you with at any point.

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