Ebill is convenient, it provides a detailed breakdown of your
phone bill and what's more it saves you money! For more information
on what it can do or if you're having problems please use the links
below.
What is the eBill Service?
eBill is an electronic email report sent to your registered
e-mail address on a monthly basis. The report can be opened using a
secure piece of software, once opened you can review your monthly
usage.
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How is an eBill delivered?
Your eBill is delivered via an email with an encrypted
attachment. To open your eBill click on the .rdr attachment and
enter your password (this is your account number)
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Why have I not received my eBill?
You need to make sure your email address is correct and
registered with us. Additionallly you need to check your account is
set up to be eBilled. You can do this by logging in to your My
Account profile. Under the heading ‘Manage your account and eBill’
make sure an email address is displayed in the eBill column. If no
email address is shown it means the account will not be eBilled.
Click the ‘Change eBilling’ link and follow the on screen prompts
to set up eBilling.
Some Internet Service Providers (ISP's) and mail providers e.g.
Hotmail have antispam filters that may block your eBill before it
reaches your Inbox placing it in a Junk Mail folder. Emails that
have been blocked can be retrieved by following your providers
instructions. If this has happened you should be able to add your
Manx Telecom eBill to your list of approved senders. Check with
your mail provider on how to add addresses to an approved senders’
list; they will be able to provide you with instructions or they
may include an online help file on this subject.
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Do I need to download any software to access my eBill?
The first time you receive an eBill you will need to download
our secure decoder software, to do this click on the link contained
in your eBill email or you can download it from this page on our
website.
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What if I’ve lost or accidentally deleted the software to open
the eBill?
The eBill email contains a link to download the decoder.
Otherwise the software can be downloaded by visiting this page on our
website.
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What Browsers are supported?
Your eBill is designed to run on Internet Explorer version 8
& Safari. We can not guarantee your eBill will display
correctly on browsers such as Firefox, Opera and Google Chrome.
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What Operating Systems are supported?
The eBill reports are designed to run on Microsoft Windows
Operating Systems (Windows 2000, XP, Vista and Windows 7) and Apple
Macs Operating Systems Tiger (v10.4), Leopard (v10.5) and Snow
Leopard (v10.6); the minimum version we support is version
10.4.6.
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How can I view a PDF copy of my Bill?
Your eBill is designed to work with the latest version of Adobe
Acrobat Reader, currently this is version 10 and can be
installed for free from Adobe's website. Please click here to download Adobe
Reader.
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When I click on ‘View My Bill’ a blank page is displayed.
If this happens, please do the following:
- Check the type and version of web browser running on your
computer. Compatible browsers are Internet Explorer versions 6.0,
7.0, 8.0 and 9.0 and Safari; your bill may not display
correctly if you are using other browsers. You also need to ensure
that you have installed Adobe Reader Version 10.
- If the 'View My Bill' link continues to display a blank page,
open a new Adobe Reader window and click 'Edit' on
the toolbar and select 'Preferences' from the drop
down list. Select 'Internet' from the list of
Categories and ensure 'Display PDF in browser' is
ticked, if necessary click 'OK' to save your
changes. The 'View My Bill' link should now display the pdf version
of your phone bill.
- Check Adobe PDF Reader is Enabled. If you use Internet Explorer
click Tools on the menu bar and select Internet Options from the
drop down list. Next, click the Programs tab and Manage add-ons
button. In the Manage Add-ons dialog box ensure Adobe PDF Reader is
set as Enabled. If it isn't, select it and choose Enable in the
Settings section and click Okay. You may need to re-start Internet
Explorer for your changes to take effect.
If you use Internet Explorer 9 check Manage
Add-ons. Open a web browser and click the Tools icon or press
Alt+X on the keyboard and select 'Manage Add-ons,' ensure the Tool
Bars and Extensions is highlighted. Find Adobe PDF Reader and
ensure its status is set to Enabled.
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How do I print my bill?
To print the pdf file of your bill, open the bill by clicking
the 'View your bill' link in the Dashboard and click the printer
icon shown in the pdf file's Toolbar. If you cannot see pdf file
toolbar or printer icon, right click anywhere on the pdf file and
select Print from the short cut menu.
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to print your bill, or right click anywhere on pdf and choose Print
from the shortcut menu option |
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What are Watchpoints?
Watchpoints let you keep track of the most important dialled
numbers and phones.
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What are Observations?
Observations provide you with a quick overview of the trends
associated with your bill and provide a quick link to a report that
will show you more detail.
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I have changed my observations and/or Watchpoints, these have
not changed on my eBill
You can add and edit your Watch points and Observations
throughout the month. However the changes will only be visible on
your next report, they won’t be updated in the current report
you’re viewing.
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My Call records are not shown in my eBill
Your eBill lets you see your account call details. However, due
to performance limitations, you’ll only be able to drill into your
call detail if you have less than 30 mobiles / and or fixed lines
and fewer than 2500 calls. If your account has more than 30 mobiles
/ and or fixed lines and greater than 2500 calls, then the report
will only display summary information. If your account has more
than 30 mobiles / and or fixed lines and you need to view full
details of calls online then please consider the ebill Analysis
application. Ebill Analysis is ideally suited to customers with 30
or more accounts; it provides access to call details via a secure
web login. You can find out more information on Ebill
Analysis by clicking this link.
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I want to change the account name and / or email address
To update your personal details, such as your address or account
name, you need to contact us on 624624. If you have changed your
email address or want to add another email address you can do this
by logging in to your My Account profile. Click on the link ‘Edit
your Profile’ and follow the procedure to add a new email address.
You will need to click the ‘confirm changes’ link to save your new
email address.
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Remember My Password
If you previously selected the tick box ‘Remember My Password’
and your password has changed when you click on your eBill a
message will be displayed informing you that an incorrect password
has been entered. To resolve this remove the tick from the
‘Remember My Password’ box and re-enter your password, your eBill
will now open.
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What if I no longer want to receive an eBill?
You'll need to login to your My Account profile, select the
option ‘Manage your Account including eBill’ and click the link
‘change eBilling.’ Under the column headed ‘eBilling’ click the
arrow button and choose ‘Do not eBill’ from the drop down list.
Confirm your changes by clicking ‘Submit eBilling changes’ and on
the following page click the term and conditions option and press
the ‘Confirm Selections’ button. In future your bill will be sent
by post to the billing address of your account and you will not
receive an ebill. Please be aware that if you choose to revert to
paper billing you will not receive any discounts that are available
with eBill.
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What if I want to query the eBill?
You'll need to contact us by calling 624624. Please have your
customer account number to hand when you phone us.
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