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Kristen T.
  • Pittsburgh, PA
Posted Jun 1 2015, 12:51

Question with eRentpayment.com - I've searched through the forums and found a lot of great info but not this answer yet.  I think I want to go with them, but I offer a $25 discount for paying by the 28th of the month prior.  Since they do not offer a discount option, customer service suggested I could accept partial payment, but what happens to the remaining $25 then if they choose that option?  Can I dismiss it or does it become considered late then?  Or can I choose to accept only the "partial payment"?  Anyone know or have this experience?

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