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What’s the difference between a one-time payment and the online payment service?
When making a one-time payment there is no enrollment and no need to remember user IDs and passwords. No customer information is stored, so each time you use the service you must provide all your account information.
With the online payment service, you’ll create a user ID and password. This allows you to:
- Enter your information once. It’ll be securely stored in our system.
- View all payments made using the online payment service.
- Set up automatic payments.
Is there a charge for using the payment service?
No. General Casualty doesn’t charge its customers for making online payments using the online payment service.
What information do I need to use the payment service?
You’ll need your General Casualty 10-digit account number (located on your bill), the ZIP code listed on your account, a valid e-mail address and phone number.
Will I receive confirmation that the payment I submitted has been received?
Yes. You’ll receive an e-mail confirmation that the payment has been submitted for processing.
When will my General Casualty account be credited with my payment?
Payments made up until 6 p.m. CST, Monday through Friday, will be credited the same day. All other payments will be credited the next business day.
If I have a question about my General Casualty account, who do I contact?
Any questions regarding your invoice or this payment service should be directed to a General Casualty billing representative. They can be reached at 800.553.4471, between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. CST, Monday through Thursday, and 7:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. CST on Friday.
Can I make an online payment to General Casualty using a credit card?
Yes. The online payment service allows you to use a Visa or MasterCard credit or debit card.
Can I make an online payment to General Casualty using my bank account?
Yes. The online payment service allows you to use a checking or savings account.
Can I set up more than one bank account to make online payments from?
Yes. Just click on “Payment Methods” to add new bank accounts or modify existing bank accounts.
Can I make a payment for less or greater than the current amount due?
Yes. You can pay more or less than the amount on your invoice. Please remember that paying less than the minimum due may result in cancellation of your insurance coverage. Also, acceptance of payment on an account with policies previously cancelled for non-payment doesn’t ensure the policies will be reinstated. Please contact a General Casualty billing representative at 800.553.4471 for further details if needed.
Can I get a credit balance refunded to my credit card or bank account using the online payment service?
No. Please contact a General Casualty billing representative at 800.553.4471.
How secure is my sensitive banking information and personal information? How can I know this information won’t be intercepted?
The online payment service uses the following security features:
- SSL: We use SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) which ensures that your connection and information are secure.
- Encryption: We strictly enforce 128-bit encryption security levels for users accessing this service. All users accessing this service must ensure that their Web browsers are set to enable 128-bit encryption.
- Automatic sign out: We automatically sign you out after 20 minutes of inactivity.
How do I know when a secure session has been created?
Most supported browsers will provide a message box stating when you’re entering a secure session. Internet Explorer uses a small padlock icon on the bottom right side of the browser window. When there is a secure session in place, the padlock will appear locked. Mozilla Firefox uses a similar padlock icon in the bottom right side of the browser window, but it only appears when browsing a secure site. Another indication that your browser is operating in secure mode is in the Web site address. The address will begin with “http:” in standard, non-secure mode and with “https:” in secure mode, with the “s” standing for “secure.”
Why are only some versions of browsers supported?
To help ensure that your confidential financial information is protected in transit, we encrypt all messages between your browser and the one-time service. Some browser versions don’t support the needed levels of encryption.
What can I do to help secure my transactions with General Casualty when using the one-time service?
As explained in the Terms and Conditions, you’re responsible for not sharing your bank account information, bank routing information or General Casualty account information. Furthermore, you need to make sure you’re using an appropriate browser. Also, close your browser immediately after you’re finished transacting your payment(s).
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