Canada Post work stoppage

The Canada Post work stoppage may delay customer bills and payments normally sent by mail.

Please remember that you are responsible for paying your Bell bill on time during a postal disruption. To keep track of your bills and avoid late fees, we encourage you to register to Business self-serve.

To sign up, visit bell.ca/onlinebilling and follow the steps to access your account online, switch to e-bill, and set up payments.

You can also make payments through online banking, at a bank machine or in person at your financial institution.

Here are some questions and answers to help you during the Canada Post work stoppage.

How will a Canada Post work stoppage affect me?

During the Canada Post work stoppage, you may not receive your bill(s) on time; however, you are still responsible for making payments by the scheduled due date.

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Canada Post work stoppage

How will a Canada Post work stoppage affect me?

How can I pay my bills during this time?

I usually pay my bills by sending a cheque in the mail; can I continue to do this?

I am a brand new customer. How will I know when my first bill is due and how will I pay it?

How do I register for online billing?

I need new equipment. How can I get it during the Canada Post work stoppage?