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Billing
Information
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All prices are in US
Dollars.
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If your address is in Texas,
you must pay sales tax unless you have an exemption certificate.
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We accept payment by US
check, Discover, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and PayPal.
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If you give us your credit
card number, we will retain it within our billing system and use it to
automatically pay your account as needed. If you wish, you can turn off
automatic payments or remove the card from our system.
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Payment by credit card is
preferred because it allows domain names to be renewed immediately. If
you pay by check it's possible your domain will expire before we receive
your payment.
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Mail check payments to:
Cartama Consulting LLC
Billing Dept.
PO Box 780354
San Antonio, TX 78278
USA Please write your account ID number on the check -- it's on the
Order, below the date.
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We will send you an email
invoice each month a few days before your account expires, and
automatically charge your credit card (if you have one on file set to
allow recurring payments).
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If no payment is received
within 30 days of billing, we reserve the right to shut off your site
and delete all the contents including, but not limited to, web content,
files, usage history, databases, emails, SSL certificates, etc.
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If your check is returned
unpaid we will bill you for the fees charged by our bank, plus a $20
handling fee. Further non-payment or bad checks may result in your site
being deleted (see above).
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If you purchase a domain
name from us we will automatically renew it each year a few days before
the anniversary and automatically charge your credit card (if you have
one on file). If you no longer want a domain name it is your
responsibility to delete the corresponding subscription from the control
panel at least 15 days before expiry. We cannot obtain a refund from our
domain name vendor for domain renewals, and therefore we cannot refund
you.
Understanding
the Emails We Send You When You Sign Up
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When you first sign up for
an account, we send an email with the subject "New account created for
...". This is a reminder of the username (your email address) and
password, and the location of the Control Panel. You should keep this
for future reference.
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Next we send an Order
Notification email. This shows what you are paying for and how much you
will be charged.
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Once you have paid for the
Order, you will receive an invoice with a zero balance, to confirm that
your account is up to date.
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At this point your account
has been created and is ready for use. Log on to the Control Panel, go
to the System tab and adjust settings as needed.
Orders,
Invoices and Statements
Seven days before your current
subscription expires, we send you an Order, containing a description of the
service, the service period, and an amount. When you pay the amount shown on
the Order, you are choosing to renew the subscription for the service
period. Once payment is received, the billing system sends you an Invoice
with a $0.00 balance.
In some (unusual) cases we will
click the button in our management web site marked "Process Order
Immediately". In that case, the billing system will send you an invoice for
the full amount.
An Order is basically an
invitation to continue the subscription. If you pay the Order, or we process
the Order for you, you will receive an Invoice.
An Invoice shows that the Order
has been accepted, your service has been renewed, and how much remains to be
paid.
Once per month you will receive
a statement showing the activity on the account for the past month. The
statement can be confusing because it shows both the Order and the Invoice
with the same amount, whereas, as explained above, the Invoice just shows
that the Order has been accepted.
Each Order, Invoice, Statement,
etc has two numbers on it, a Document Number, and an ID. Unfortunately, some
of the documents generated by our billing system show only the Doc. No., and
some show only the ID. Some show both. We know this causes a lot of
confusion (for us too) but we can't change it. It's built in to the billing
system and can't be changed through any of the configuration screens. We
apologize for the inconvenience this causes. If you need an explanation of a
billing email, please contact us.
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