Billing and Payment Information
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Bills are rendered monthly on the first of each month for
local service in advance for a one month period from the date of
bill and long distance service for a one month period preceding
the date of the bill. Bills may be paid by mail or in person on
or before the 10th of the month.
Bills may be paid at the locations listed below. PSTC offices
in Reynolds and Butler have Night Depositories available after
hours. The address on the payment envelope may change from
month to month. Please use the enveloped furnished.
Public Service Telephone payment locations:
- Reynolds: 11 West Marion Street (Next to Hometown Foods) / Full Hours / Night Depository
- Butler: Select Hours & Days with Night Depository
- Talbotton: Select Hours & Days with Night Depository
Other locations also accepting payments:
- Lizella: Certus Bank
- Roberta: Certus Bank
An explanation of charges
(Note: The one time charges to install or change
your service may vary, depending on the type of work that is
done.)
Service Order Charge
You are charged for the processing of your order when you
install or make changes in telephone service.
Central Office Line Charge
This charge is for the work we do to connect your line to
our switching office.
Premises Visit Charge
This is the charge you pay when an installer visits your
home.
900 Calls
For billing disputes or inquires, Butler, Culloden, Lizella,
Reynolds, and Roberta customers may call 847-4111. Lizella
customers may also call 935-2611. Geneva and Talbotton customers
should call 269-3611. You have 60 days from the date of the bill
to dispute a billing error. You have the right to withhold
payment of the disputed charges during the billing error review.
No collection activity for disputed charges will occur while the
charges are under investigation. After investigation, if it is
determined that the disputed charges are legitimate, your long
distance carrier or the information provider may proceed with
outside collections against your account. Your local and long
distance service cannot be disconnected for non-payment of 900
charges. Failure to pay legitimate 900 charges may result in
involuntary blocking of your access to 900 services. Voluntary
blocking of access to 900 services is available upon written
request to Public Service Telephone Company.
Fraudulent Billing Can Lead To Prosecution
It is illegal for any person to charge any calls to another's
telephone number or Calling Card without permission. Persons
placing such calls to avoid payments are subject to prosecution,
and if convicted, are subject to imprisonment and/or a fine.
Public Service Telephone Company
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