_megha_agarwal

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   by _megha_agarwal 6y ago

   Hi Chris! Thanks for your detailed feedback. You have a ton of great insights on bills that businesses pay. To answer your questions - We started out, we intended to cover user's essential household bills only (rent, and utilities). Bu
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   by _megha_agarwal 6y ago

   Here's an interesting CNBC article that estimates late fees, overdrafts and even fraud cost Americans an extra $577 annually. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/14/us-households-spend-an-extra...
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   by _megha_agarwal 6y ago

   That's a good point you bring up! In this day and age, there is no reason, a customer should have to pay overdraft fees. We always check our customer's bank accounts to make sure they have enough money to make their payments, and
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   by _megha_agarwal 6y ago

   Got it! We are providing a virtual credit line that is used to directly make payments on your behalf, so to answer your question - no you cannot use Amex to pay us. Our customers pay us directly from their bank account, pretty much the way
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   by _megha_agarwal 6y ago

   That's interesting, thanks for sharing! We're building Neon, a one-stop bill pay solution for all your essential bills and hence, we're interested in learning what else can be done to improve user experience. Would you think
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   Ask HN: How do you pay your utility bills?

   4 points by _megha_agarwal 6y ago|12 comments