Knowing how to pay your courier might sound elementary in nature, but it's important that you know what payment methods that your courier takes so that you don't have any misunderstandings when it comes time to pay your bill. A Chicago courier will usually have several options for you to pay your bill. You should be sure that you know that they are though before you get your first bill from the courier.
The common options that a courier will present for payment are certified check, company check, money order, and credit card. Other times couriers will accept methods like debit, cash, or PayPal. Some of these options are less common, like cash, and others are growing and becoming more popular, mainly PayPal.
While it's probably safe to assume that most courier companies out there do accept credit cards, don't just assume that your does without checking first. If you don't, you might end up running into trouble when you suddenly find yourself unable to pay your bill at the last moment. Just taking a minute on your courier's website should be enough to reveal if they accept credit cards as a means of payment.
The other thing that you'll need to learn is specifically which kind of credit cards your courier takes. The days of a company only accepting one of the major credit cards are more or less gone. If you use a more obscure credit card that is not issued by one of the major card carriers, it is worth your time to double check and see if the card will be taken by your courier.
The other thing that you'll need to look into if your courier takes credit cards is what ways they allow you to pay by credit card. Some companies will require that you come into their location to pay your monthly bill if you want to pay by credit card. This isn't very accessible for most people though, which is why the better couriers have better payment solutions.
Some will send their couriers with mobile card processing units so that they can collect your payments via credit card when they come to make your parcel pickups. Some companies though feel as if that means might slow the courier down too much. Instead, they might make a place in your account section of their website that you can login to and pay with your card right on their site.
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