Timely control of payment of utility services will avoid the accrual of late fees, as well as other troubles. There are several ways to find out if there is arrears in paying for housing and communal services.
How to find out if there is a utility debt — read on Facts ICTV.
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Due to non-payment of housing and communal services, it is possible to accrue and collect fines, penalties, as well as termination of supplies of gas, water, electricity, etc.
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You can find out about utility debt by personally contacting your housing maintenance company (ZhEK) or the Association of Co-Owners of Apartment Buildings (OAMD).
Employees must provide the full name of the person to whom the personal account is registered and address. After that, they will tell you whether there is a debt for utilities.
Utility debt can also be checked:
- Ukrposhta branch — To do this, you must provide the consumer’s full name, personal account number and address;
- bank branch — To do this, you need to tell the bank employee your personal account number. For example, you can contact PrivatBank, Oschadbank, etc.;
- mobile banking application — To do this, you need to open the utility payments section and indicate your address;
- in the service provider’s personal account — To do this, you need to register/log in using your username, password and fill in your personal information.
For example, the Yasno electricity supplier’s personal account looks like this:
Photo: screenshot from the Yasno website
How to find out about utility debts through the online payment system
Utility debt can be found out through popular online payment systems, such as EasyPay, iPay, Portmone and the like.
To do this, you need to create a personal account, select a service, indicate the housing and communal services service provider and enter your personal account number. After checking personal data, information will be available whether there is a debt for utilities.
