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Bills by email

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I can't see an option for requesting bills to be sent my email. Questions I have seen on the Community tend to indicate that is not even an available option. How can it be that one of the world's biggest communications companies cannot manage a relatively straightforward communications service that so many others do as a basic standard service?

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Re: Bills by email

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if you use MYBT app and login then go to bills and scroll down select how to receive bills and select online



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Re: Bills by email

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Thanks imjolly, but my understanding of that option is that online means loging in and downloading the PDF. While that is simple enough, if I have to do that for every supplier/provider I will spend a lot of my time just downloading!
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Re: Bills by email

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What a chore. Do all your bills get sent out at the same time!

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Re: Bills by email

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@Simplyes we don't email bills, you do get an email alert to say that a bill has been produced with a link to MyBT where you can read the bill and download it if you wish after logging in. 

Thanks

Neil

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Re: Bills by email

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Thanks Neil.

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Re: Bills by email

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It's not that much of a chore but since I support my wife and two of my sons, who are all self employed, it's one more thing that it would be nice not to have to do ... or remember!  It is also easy to miss the odd month and if I have to back-track later, digging up an email is easy enough.  Bills Online are only available for 15 months so when our dear friends at  HMRC selected us for one of their random audits, on accounts two years old, the only way we could obtain the bills missing from our records was to pay BT an admin fee.  And I'm not talking about a few pouinds!

Again, not a chore, but I think a reasonable thing to enquire about.

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@Simplyes

sounds awful like you are running a business on a residential broadband/phone connection



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Business is on VOIP from another provider (one of the reasons I hadn't been downloading the BT bills regularly) but HMRC have a very fine-toothed comb and wanted to see a lot of our personal stuff.

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I print all bills (BT, mobile etc) every month and put them on paper files and in fact for the BT I still get a paper bill for one of my lines which is handy as the monthly reminders to logon and download a bill have stopped being sent for some reason by BT)
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