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How to read a paper invoice -postcard type-
Describes important information on postcard invoices.
Since the description varies depending on your payment method, please select the invoice you want to see below.
Over the counter payment
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Billing code
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Customer's name
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Billing month (Example:September, 2020)
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Payment date (Example:25th of September, 2020)
- After that, you will not be able to use the telephone.
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Billing amount
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Year and month of use (Example:October, 2020)
You can pay with this postcard
Please pay at the convenience store or at the au Style / au shop
Bank direct debit
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Billing code
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Billing amount (direct debit amount)
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Year and month of use
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Billing month
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Bank debit date
- Please make payment to the designated bank account by this date.
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Breakdown of bill
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Withdrawal account information
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Financial institution name
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Branch name
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Account number
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Financial institution name
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Receipt of previous month
Credit card payment
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Billing code
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Billing amount
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Year and month of usage
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Debit date…Debit date based on the terms of your credit card company
Since the charge will be from the credit card company, debit date will be as specified by the card company.
Furthermore, if you receive a notification from credit card company about failure to process payment with the spedified credit card
Payment slip will be sent at a later date, so please make payment at the convenience store or au Style / au shop until the payment deadline.
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Breakdown of bill
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Credit card number
Items required when visiting the store
If you have payment slip
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Payment slip…Please bring without tearing off.
If there is no payment slip
- Declaration of phone number
- Any of the documents for identity verification
Have you relocated since you started using KDDI Service?
You might not receive important notice if your KDDI registered address has changed.
Telephone and data transmission might be suspended for temporarily if you do not receive notices particularly billing related ones.
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