Monthly Fees

[wrighter]

How do these work? Do you receive a bill each month? Can you do an automatic withrawal?

 

[DebbieB]

The only way to pay monthly is automatic withdrawl from a checking or savings account, they do not do bills. Otherwise, it is due in full by January 31.

 

[Laneychris]

We love automatic withdrawl it is easy and one less bill to think about paying.

 

[nikkistevej]

Us too, ours comes out the 15th of every month.

 

[Caskbill]

You will only receive one annual statement, toward the end of the year with the annual (calendar year) dues payable by Jan 31st, or you can set up monthly automatic withdrawls through your savings or checking account.

If you pay in full you can charge to a credit card. You cannot charge to a credit card if you pay monthly.

Remember, dues are based on the calendar year Jan-Dec, not on a use year.

 

[hellerjw]

At one point if you financed they offered a direct bill option on your contract payments that was 1% higher than the automatic draft option. Given that their "preferred" rate for an auto-draft is 10.75% I can't imagine many people opting for the direct billed option at 11.75% (or higher depending on credit history).

The dues can either be billed annually or auto-drafted over 12 months with no interest.