What dose ‘Past balance due’ mean?

It means that whoever pays the bill didn’t do so last month.

So last month, he was supposed to pay $30, but didn’t. So now, this month, you owe both this month and last month (for a total of $60). The extra 5 is probably a penalty charge.

So, yes, he’s cheating you. If you pay for the internet, and you paid him last month for it, then he pocketed the cash, but didn’t pay the actual bill. You are responsible for only this month’s $30- he should be paying the penalty, since he’s the one who didn’t pay last month’s bill.

Good luck! :0)

Past Due Balance

It means that last month’s bill was not paid and the internet company added a $5 late fee.

So, the total due is for TWO months. If you paid your uncle for last month’s then HE didn’t pay the company.

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What dose ‘Past balance due’ mean?

Okay, so my cheap *** uncle says that our internet bill that’s usually 30 dollars, is 65 dollars this month because I had Wi-fi, he showed me the bill and it says 65, too. But here’s what caught me attention. This is what the bill said.

Past due balance 30.00

Total amount due …

Yes he is because he did not pay the last month bill, just think if something was paid every month will it be “past due” or paid on time. He didn’t pay the balance so he want you to pay it for him anyway Take Care and God Bless

It means last month’s bill of $30.00 was not paid and is now past the due date, “past due”. Plus you owe a $5.00 late fee for that month. Plus this month’s normal $30.00 fee for a grand total of $65.00. TA DA !!

it means that last months bill wasn’t paid. Perhaps the payment arrived after this months bill was generated, or perhaps the bill never got paid….the extra $5. is probably a late charge.

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