

Promise to pay part or all of your account balance by a certain date.It's up to you to come back and pay us on the date that you chose. Promise to pay: Setting up a promise to pay is when you choose a date to pay us but you don't schedule any automatic payments. Not all customers are eligible for a 2-part arrangement.Your options are shown when you set up the arrangement. How soon the second payment must be made varies by customer.Both payment methods can be the same or different. You can pay once today and pick a future date for the other, or pick 2 future dates.Schedule 2 different dates to pay parts of your account balance (called a "split arrangement").Schedule a date to pay part or all of your account balance.Schedule a payment (also called a future-dated payment): This is when you set a payment to be automatically deducted from your payment method (debit card, credit card, check ) on a date you choose to pay. You may be able to do either or both (your options will be displayed). There are 2 kinds of payment arrangements. Your available options depend on your account history with us. When you make a payment arrangement, you're arranging to pay your entire past due account balance.
