Bill Pay
Bill Pay
Eliminate the hassle of paperwork, get organized and
take care of business. It’s simple. It’s
fast. And, best of all, it’s FREE! Pay your bills
online with First State Bank’s Bill Pay.
When you take advantage of FSB’s Bill Pay, you don’t
have to worry about paying your bills each month, because
we pay them for you. Just log in and set up the date
you want your bills paid, and we’ll take care
of the rest.
We’ll even train you! We realize everyone is not
familiar with how to use Bill Pay, so we offer simple
instructions when you enroll in the program. We want
you to enjoy using Bill Pay from home, the office or
anywhere you have Internet access.
So simplify your life by calling today to find out how
you can take the hassle out of paying bills each month.
You’ll be happy you did.
Click
Here For Bill Pay Demo
Instructions for using Bill Pay
To use Bill Pay, follow the instructions below. If you
have questions about Bill Pay or how to get started,
please contact one of our customer service representatives
at 979.265.2511 or e-mail customerservice@bankatfsb.com.
1. Before you enroll online, print and complete this agreement.
Don’t forget to sign at the bottom. You can bring
the agreement to the bank or mail it to us using the
address on the top of the form.
Bill
Pay Agreement
2. Enroll in Bill Pay online. It’s fast and
easy. Click
here and click on the “First Time User” button
above the login box. Follow the instructions, and in
just three quick steps you will be ready to use Bill
Pay.
Service Agreement
First State Bank is not responsible for any fee(s) you
may incur due to insufficient available funds or
insufficient credit availability in your primary
checking account and/or overdraft protection plan.
If you wish to discontinue use of the Bill Pay
service, you must delete all scheduled payments
and contact the bank to cancel the service.
Payments made through the Bill Pay service should allow
a sufficient amount of time for payment to reach the
payee. There will be a delay between the payment date
(the date your payment is sent) and the date the payee
receives that payment. To avoid finance or other charges,
you must schedule a payment date at least five (5) full
business days prior to the due date of your payment
to allow the payee to receive the payment and credit
your account. First State Bank does not guarantee any
payment will reach the payee within five (5) business
days.
Funds for all bill payments (whether the payments are
made electronically or by check) will be withdrawn from
your primary checking account on the scheduled payment
date. First State Bank is not liable for insufficient
available funds or insufficient credit availability
in your primary checking account and/or overdraft protection
plan. First State Bank will also not be liable if a
legal order directs us to stop withdrawals from the
account or if the account is closed or frozen.
First State Bank does not monitor the payments that are
made through the Bill Pay service. If you are an individual
or business and you use the Bill Pay service to pay
bills, you assume the entire risk of loss. First State
Bank shall not be held liable for loss, claims, demands,
judgments and expenses connected in any way with such
use.
Once you have set up a payment, you have the right to
stop or change any scheduled bill payment. You must
make all final changes or cancel a payment by no later
than 3:00 p.m. on the payment date. If you choose to
stop a payment after 3:00 p.m. on the payment date,
you will be charged a stop payment fee. First State
Bank assumes liability only in the instance we fail
to stop a payment pursuant to your order to do so, so
long as the stop payment was properly completed and
was placed before 3:00 pm on the payment date.
First State Bank assumes no responsibility for any charges,
fees or other actions taken by a payee resulting from
a payment that you have not scheduled properly. In addition,
First State Bank will not be liable for any payment
that fails to properly transmit in the Bill Pay system.