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A couple of things: 1. As Kirk notes above, most companies incentivize paperless billing. You get an email notifying you that your bill is due and the amount. Often those bills include a URL you can use to pay the bill online, without auto pay. 2. The post office offers a service called Informed Delivery. Basically they send you an email that includes scans of each piece of mail you will receive on a given day. I believe it works even if you have your mail being held at the post office. This is very handy as it will alert you to bills you may receive when you are away from home. In most cases you can then go online and pay the bill, or at worst call the company to get more information. Save travels,