As you can see - the big push for ebilling is in decline which means paper billing is increasing!!!
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Why has Electronic Billing Adoption Stalled?
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Phantom
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Why has Electronic Billing Adoption Stalled?
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Phantom
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Re: Why has Electronic Billing Adoption Stalled?
I think the main reason for ebilling's decline is that emails are easy to lose, easy to delete and easy to ignore! thus being a usless concept, i have emails but i never use them for seriously important stuff. They're ok for quick messaging and thats it and if you want guaranteed information and proof then paper goes along way!
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DGP1
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Re: Why has Electronic Billing Adoption Stalled?
Well said, I don't even read the vast majority of my e-mails (just click delete and be done with it), plus, whenever you need proof of identity, they like a recent bill and I can't see any company accepting a printed off copy as proof.Phantom wrote:I think the main reason for ebilling's decline is that emails are east to lose, easy to delete and easy to ignore! thus being a usless concept, i have emails but i never use them for seriously important stuff. They're ok for quick messaging and thats it and if you want guaranteed information and proof then paper goes along way!
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