How do I pay my bill?

How do I pay my bill?

TeleBlend requires you to have a payment method on file for automatic payment since we bill in arrears (we bill for service after you the month of service has passed). You can pay your bill by logging into the Portal site at http://www.teleblend.com/login.html. Click on the Accounts tab on the right side of the page after you have logged in. Then click Manage Payment Card Details and enter a credit card or checking account and save the information. Your method of payment will be automatically charged within the next business day. You can also send a follow up email to support@teleblend.com.  Auto-debit is required in order to avoid interruption in services. 

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