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06-12-2022 09:50 AM - last edited on 08-01-2023 03:38 PM by BellKris
I usually pay automatically on my credit card, but prepaid my bill a few days earlier, on line, with another card.
I was more than a little surprised to see that Bell ALSO charged my credit card for the same bill. Yippee, according to my account, I now have a credit with them. Why give me the option to pay, when you plan to Hoover the cash from my credit card anyway?
An utterly stupid company, at times.
I suppose I could call and straighten it out, but prefer not spending weekend time in an “unusually” long holding pattern.
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06-13-2022 03:01 PM
Hi there @dwdorken. Welcome to the Bell Community, and thanks for your post.
When your account is set up for preauthorized payments there is no need to make a manual payment, as our system will not recognize that and will still process your auto payment on file. If you now have a credit on your account, that credit will be applied to your next invoice.
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02-28-2024 01:53 PM
Good Day. Welcome to the Bell Community Forum.
If you overpaid your bill in error, you would need to contact your financial institution in order to cancel or reverse the payment. Bell processes all payments upon receipt. Depending on your method of payment, it can take a minimum of 3-5 business days or more for Bell to receive your payment.
If it has already been processed by your credit card company or financial institution & it has been forwarded to Bell, then your account will be credit this overpayment & it will be applied to your next months bill reducing any amount that would be owing.
Thank you for contacting the Bell Community Forum.
Take care.
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12-31-2025 05:12 AM - last edited on 12-31-2025 09:45 AM by BellPatricia
Good Day & Welcome.
You can make a one-time payment at any time online through your bank. There is no penalty.
I do not recommend doing this on a regular monthly basis. Bell will credit your account upon receipt of your one-time bank payment. This in itself will be somewhat difficult for you track manually as it will only show up on your account when Bell receives this payment from your bank.
Do not alter or cancel your pre-authorized payment. If you overpay your account due to this bank payment, your account will be credited the overpayment & it will be applied to your next month's bill. With pre-authorized payments, Bell will take the full amount due on the bill as per the pre-authorized date, whether a manual payment is made or not.
Please refer to the following weblink for step-by-step instructions.
- Upon logging in to MyBell and accessing your current bill page, select the Pay now button.
- Under Other payment options, locate the Through your bank option.
- Select Copy to copy the Customer ID number displayed in blue.
- Select Pay through your bank.
- Select your financial institution.
- You will be redirected to your financial institution’s website to add Bell as a payee. You’ll need to provide the Customer ID number that you had copied.
The processing time depends on the payment method, day of the week, time of day, banking institution, business days, etc. I have included the following as a reference for your use:
How long does it take for my Bell payment to be processed?
Take care.
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06-13-2022 03:01 PM
Hi there @dwdorken. Welcome to the Bell Community, and thanks for your post.
When your account is set up for preauthorized payments there is no need to make a manual payment, as our system will not recognize that and will still process your auto payment on file. If you now have a credit on your account, that credit will be applied to your next invoice.
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07-23-2023 07:35 PM
Hi i am using the bell
i am checked and the fee paid twice this month
Why is this happening?
can i get my money back?
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07-24-2023 07:01 AM
If you overpaid your bill this past month, Bell will apply this overpayment as a credit to your account. This overpayment will show up on MyBell when the funds are received. This credit will be deducted from your next bill.
To avoid a similar situation from happening in the future, you should verify and / or setup One Bill pre-authorized payments on MyBell. This can be done easily & quickly with payments being made from your financial institution or credit card.
Here are a couple of links that will assist you:
How to pay my mobile phone bill : Pre-authorized chequing or credit card plan (bell.ca)
My Account & Billing - Bell Residential services
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01-30-2024 08:05 AM
I had paid my this month's bill on Jan 29th but it got deducted twice from my account, what should I do??
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01-30-2024 10:20 AM - edited 01-30-2024 10:24 AM
How did you pay your bill? Did you set up Pre-authorized payments on MyBell as well make a One time payment on MyBell? If so, depending on when you paid your bill, this could be the reason for the double payment. If you also paid your bill through your financial institution prior to or after completing either of the above, this would also be another example of your bill being paid twice.
Once both payments have been received by Bell, your account will be credited. You will see a credit applied when you log in to MyBell. Any overpayment will applied to your next monthly bill reducing the amount owing.
Once the financial institution or credit card company processes payments, there is little that can be done to reverse them. You can try reaching out to either of them, but I would suggest it is next to impossible for you to reverse them at this time.
Once you set up Pre-authorized payments, there is no need for you to make any other form of payment. Your payment each month is adjusted to reflect your current bill. There is nothing stopping you from making additional payments, just keep in mind they are being applied to your account balance. If there is no outstanding balance owing, then you will see a CR amount.
Thank you reaching out to the Bell Community Forum.
Take care.
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02-18-2024 03:51 PM
Ok so I figured out the issue with my services but now the question is can i get the money out of my account that’s not being used in there
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02-24-2024 09:01 AM
If you overpaid your account, contact your credit card company or financial institution immediately to reverse payment. Otherwise, the credit balance will carry over to next month’s bill, reducing the amount owing.
Note: You will see a CR $ amount credit on your account for the extra payment once Bell receives the funds that you overpaid in error.
Thank you for reaching out to the Bell Community Forum.
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02-28-2024 01:33 PM
I made a payment ahead of my scheduled payment, but when the scheduled date arrived i still got deducted a payment on my account. I want to know why i still got deducted and how can i get my money back?
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02-28-2024 01:53 PM
Good Day. Welcome to the Bell Community Forum.
If you overpaid your bill in error, you would need to contact your financial institution in order to cancel or reverse the payment. Bell processes all payments upon receipt. Depending on your method of payment, it can take a minimum of 3-5 business days or more for Bell to receive your payment.
If it has already been processed by your credit card company or financial institution & it has been forwarded to Bell, then your account will be credit this overpayment & it will be applied to your next months bill reducing any amount that would be owing.
Thank you for contacting the Bell Community Forum.
Take care.
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05-07-2024 10:02 AM
Hello,
When I was paying my bills today, the app showed me "The bill is overdue", but I paid the bill last month and Bell charged me twice. Why is this happening?
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05-07-2024 10:23 AM
Good Day & Welcome to the Bell Community Forum.
Could you provide some further details? When did you pay your bill? Your method of payment?
Have you verified your account & viewed your bill & payment on MyBell? If not, then you should do so?
Login in to MyBell on the web using any browser & select your Bills & payments.
If you feel that there is a billing mistake, then you should contact Bell for an explanation. If Bell made a mistake, they will make the necessary adjustments to your account.
Contact Bell | Bell Mobility, Internet, TV and Home phone | Bell Canada
If you overpaid your bill in error, you would need to contact your financial institution in order to cancel or reverse the payment. Bell processes all payments upon receipt. Depending on your method of payment, it can take a minimum of 3-5 business days or more for Bell to receive your payment.
If it has already been processed by your credit card company or financial institution & it has been forwarded to Bell, then your account will be credit this overpayment & it will be applied to your next months bill reducing any amount that would be owing.
Bell issues your bill each & every month with the same billing date. This date does not change from month to month. If you log into MyBell and check your billing history, you will notice that the billing date is the same each & every month. Your bill is always due 30 days after this date!
If Bell does not receive your payment within 30 days of your Billing date, you are subject to late payment charges, etc. This can also affect your security or safety deposit & credit rating.
How you pay your bill & when you pay your bill is entirely up to you!
The chart I have included in this link is only a reference point for you to use. It is intended to allow you sufficient time to pay your bill by the due date.
Hopefully I have been able to answer your question.
Take care.
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07-22-2025 09:20 AM - last edited on 07-22-2025 09:25 AM by BellDRock
I recently made an online error and overpaid my bell account by $10,827.71. This payment was intended for my credit card but i sent to Bell Canada. Bell canada is not co-operating in returning these funds promptly. They are saying it will take 30-60 days for them to issue a cheque which means another 5 days in the post and then another 10 days to clear. This is totally unacceptable. Does anyone know who I can contact to expedite this as I need to pay rent and buy food. My next step is to contact the media to assist
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07-22-2025 11:02 AM - last edited on 07-22-2025 11:43 AM by BellAntonie
Good Day & Welcome to the Bell Community Forum.
This a peer-to-peer community forum. As such account billing issues such as an overpayment, refunds or credits cannot be handled on this website.
If you overpaid your bill in error, you are going to need to contact your credit card company and / or financial institution in order to cancel or reverse the payment.
Bell processes all payments upon receipt. Depending on your method of payment, it can take a minimum of 3-5 business days or more for Bell to receive your payment.
If it has already been processed by your credit card company or financial institution & Bell has received this payment, your overpayment will appear as a credit in the My bill section in your MyBell account.
You mentioned Bell is not being cooperative. Did you discuss this matter with a Bell Customer Service representative? Has Bell received your credit card overpayment? Did you request to speak to a manager at the time of your discussion with Bell Canada?
To contact Bell Customer Service Accounts & Billing, please call: 1 866 310-BELL (2355) or dial #611 from any Bell mobile device.
Thank you for contacting the community forum.
Take care.
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08-14-2025 01:00 PM - last edited on 08-14-2025 01:02 PM by BellPatricia
Has anyone on here been waiting a month for an accidental overpayment ? Why does it take weeks to get money back ?
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