Pay Invoice w/ Check or Card?

[Anonymous]

Hello,

I've noticed some folks prefer to pay their invoice(s) by sending in a check, rather than doing so electronically (card). Just curious why that is. Does writing checks assist in building credit somehow?

Thank you

[Anonymous]

I always use my checkbook to pay invoices or stuff like the phone bill. It doesn't help build the credit but why send a credit card number through the mail? Also it's easier in my opinion to turn over check stubs to the accountant at the end of the year

[Anonymous]

Hi,

By electronically I mean through a Website, using a Card to pay an invoice.

[myjourney]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Hi,

By electronically I mean through a Website, using a Card to pay an invoice.

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Can you pay with a CC w/o a fee? If so then this is the route I would go for points and to build credit because that CC will report to business credit depending who the lender is of course 

[Anonymous]

Roger that.

[DantGwyrdd]

Some places you can pay with a CC without a fee (most places in fact), but even at the ones you can't, you can generally pay by electronic check (inputing your acc. no. and routing info, both find on your checks) without a fee (mostly electric companies and eRent services in my experience) which is still better than mail if you ask me. My wife liked mailing a check... untill she got a late fee once because the check was held up either in the mail or at the cable company (they cashed it eventually), after that she came around and now we pay all our bills electronically.