Now, sitting in the United States of America, non-resident Indians (NRIs) have the luxury of paying their various utilities in India through the Internet. BillPay2India from TimesofMoney’s Remit2India remittance service gives them the luxury of paying their telephone, electricity and mobile phone bills at their convenience through the Internet. What's more they can also check the bill amount before making any payments, ensuring that they always pay the right amount.
This bill payment facility of Remit2India offers multiple benefits. Great convenience as no queuing up at collection centres or writing cheques any more is required. Check the bill amount before any payments are made - ensuring that the exact amount is being paid for.
BillPay2India has been introduced by TimesofMoney’s Remit2India which is the world's No. 1 independent online money transfer portal for NRIs. This facility is available to all US registered customers.
Remit2India’s specialised service allows NRIs across the globe to pay a wide range of utility bills across 28 cities in India. The payments can be made towards landline & mobile service providers, electricity bills as well as LIC insurance premium too. In all, there are 55 service providers across India, listed for the service. To make the process even simpler, Remit2India allows the NRI to choose the exact rupee amount that he wishes to make the payment for, irrespective of the currency that he is using.
Registering for the BillPay2India service of Remit2India is simple. You need to follow four critical steps: a) select the "BillPay/Prepaid Refill" option from the main menu; b) add your service details; c) enter your outstanding amount; d) confirm the transaction.
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Now sending money to India become very easy and secure with lots of options available online. But when it comes to do a transaction with a huge amount then we all think twice before choosing money remittance service to do Money transfer to India. The best way to choose money transfer service is to read online reviews and do a small amount of transaction first.
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