My Check Free By tsmommy06 on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
When we first bought our house, I wanted an easy way to pay all or most of our bills. I figured I would start by having our Nicor (gas) bill come directly out of our checking account. I went to the Nicor web site and clicked on online bill pay. Apparently Nicor doesn't directly to online bill pay, they go through mycheckfree.com.
I did some research into mycheckfree.com and it seemed to be a legitimate company with good service. I then signed up with my Nicor bill.
I wanted to see if I could pay any other bills on mycheckfree. Thankfully the site is very easy to use and navigate. I clicked on the icon for add e-bills. I was taken to another screen. On this screen you can search for all your bills or they a section which lists the online bills in your area.
In addition to the Nicor bill (gas), I was able to add my AT&T (phone), ComEd (electricity), and my Old Navy bill.
Mycheckfree is also very easy to set up and best of all it is free. Under your profile, you simply add your bank account information. When you get a new bill, you are notified via e-mail. You simply sign in and schedule your bill to be paid. You can pick the date your bill gets paid or mycheckfree.com will automatically pay the bill a day or two before the due date. You, of course, must authorize this first.
I've been using mycheckfree for over 4 years now and I've never had a problem. I only wish I could pay all my bills through mycheckfree.com.
My Check Free Online Bill Pay Purchased at: mycheckfree.com Price: free

I've gotten so used to paying bills on line. It's great! Our bank offers a service that I use.
I love paying bills this way. It's fast, simple and no fuss. Best of all it stops reams of useless paper hurting our environment.
i know what you mean. its very convenient paying bills onine.
Thanks for the review. If I need a service like this, I will go check it out. Right now I pay online, but through the company's sites. So, do they not charge a fee to use their service? If that's the case, it will be worth checking into sooner. Several of the places I pay directly online use a service that charges a fee, so this would be good to know. I am mainly referring to utility companies that charge for online payment.
Yea I know what you mean. Stuff is much easier now with internet.