Help please - Ican'trememberwhattheheckit'scalled, but not PayPal, check or direct deposit

I did one shop for a company at a waxing salon. I can't remember the name of the MSC, but I had to sign up for something like "billpay".
Believe it or not, Googling "billpay" was not helpful.
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
It's only $25 out there somewhere, but these days $25 is just enough for a loaf of bread and some bologna - I can live on that for at least a week.

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Bill.com?

That MSC uses Bill.com.

"I told myself to quit you; but I don't listen to drunks." -Chris Stapleton

You should receive an email from Bill.com when the MSC has paid you.

Man, what kind of bologna are you buying? I would think you can buy a loaf of bread and bologna for under $5. I think $25 is substantial enough to buy a couple of steaks. And yes, I do believe it's bill.com, like the other forum members have posted.

Bill.com,or Dwolla

Live consciously....

Isn't there another one called PayQuicker? But Honny seems familar with the MSC and the shop and stated it's Bill.com...

JAS, I've done that shop and another shop for the MSC.

The scheduler for the shop pink is referring to called me today to do a bonused shop in the next few days. Great, I need to get my eyebrows done. A few minutes after I updated my spreadsheet, he calls and tells me the location burned down.

"I told myself to quit you; but I don't listen to drunks." -Chris Stapleton

Maybe that person shops at that Whole Pay Check supermarket?

pink, shop at Aldi! $25 will go a long way.

"I told myself to quit you; but I don't listen to drunks." -Chris Stapleton

YIPES!!! Makes you wonder how hot the wax was!

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/23/2016 11:24PM by pinkonlypink.

THANK YOU!!!

PS: Teasing about the $25 bread and bologna - although groceries here in LA seem to be higher than other places. When I visit my grandma in South Dakota I'm always amazed at how much I get for the same amount of money. And in Texas you can buy a jar of peanut butter for under $3.50!!!

Honnybrown, Does this forum have a PM option? Can you please tell me the name of the MSC? I'd like to look at my log with them. I did the shop on 9/5 and bill.com shows no payments ever. Maybe the MSC pays every 60 days or something.

pink, Sentry pays every 60 days or so. Have you signed up with Bill.com? They will send you an email right before the direct deposit hits your account.

"I told myself to quit you; but I don't listen to drunks." -Chris Stapleton

Yes..45-60. I've figured it out I think-they pay right at the end of the month. So f you do a shop mid month around the 15th its about 6 weeks later. If you do a shop at the beginning of the month date it will be closer to .. 60 days.... it seems to be 2 months out. For some reason they have the mid month around the 15th as the cut off and that check/pay gets cuts or is sent to bill.com around 6 weeks later. Biil.com does not pay on weekends so if the end of the month is on a weekend you won't get paid until the following week. I'm in Texas where Sentry is based and so far that is holding true for me. Of course now that I've posted this...it'll be different this month!

in Texas you can buy a jar of peanut butter for under $3.50!!!

Its really cheaper to make your own peanut butter, very easy. Peanuts and a blender. You control what goes into it.

A Dad shopping the Ark-LA-Tex and beyond.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/31/2016 09:36PM by ShoppingDad.

@HonnyBrown wrote:

the location burned down.

This happen to me once, I had all week to do a shop went on the last day and the place was burned down.

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