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We will issue invoices for your services a number of days in advance of the service renewal being due, the longer the billing cycle, the more notice we provide for invoice payment. 

Important Note:

For our customers on an Annual, Biennial or Triennial billing cycle we add an additional discount when pre-paying for these windows. Annual customers get 12 months for the price of 10, Biennial customers get 24 months for the price of 20, and Triennial customers get 36 months for the price of 30. For those customers planning on using our services for an extended amount of time, this is the best route to get even better value for money.

 

Monthly Billing Cycle:

For our customers who pay monthly, we will always generate you an invoice 15 days in advance of the service renewal date. This should mean that around half way through each billing cycle you will then be invoiced for the following cycle. 

Quarterly Billing Cycle:

For customers who are on a quarterly billing cycle we will always issue the invoice 30 days in advance of the service renewal date. 

Semi-Annually Billing Cycle:

For our semi-annual billing customers, we will always generate your invoice 30 days in advance of the service renewal date. 

Annual Billing Cycle:

For our annual billed clients we will generate your invoices 60 days in advance of the service renewal date

Biennial Billing Cycle:

For our biennial billed clients we will generate your invoices 60 days in advance of the service renewal date

Triennial Billing Cycle:

For our triennial billing customers we will always generate your invoices 100 days in advance of the service renewal date. 


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