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Avoid Payusatax.com
In liquidating debit cards, I have used several of the IRS payment options. For payusatax.com, I noticed that a payment I made (which the site had confirmed) wasn't showing on my IRS payment received page. So I contacted payusatax.com by email and the payment disappeared from the website's list of my payments (though I have a printout). Then I tried to call and email customer service with no one answering or responding. So as of now I am out 500 with no customer service contact.
Update: And after waiting 1:15 hours on hold- they disconnect me. |
There's another thread in case you didn't notice already. Call your bank if it's really a bank debit card. I think mean gift card and they also can contest a charge.
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/cred...edit-card.html |
I've used them for many years and had zero issues. Frequent Miler has a 2021 article that notes that there are potential issues with all three. As always, YMMV.
https://frequentmiler.com/pay-taxes-..._cards_cheaply |
And Payusatax just screwed me also. Now I need to pay the payment they didn't make while I chase it down. Then if they do make the payment I'm going to be overpaid on that year.
I've used Official Payments many times with no problems and the one time I try Payusatax they F it up. Don't use Payusatax. |
I paid just under 1k a week ago to help meet MSR, and no issues. Never had issues in the past, is this a new development or just some folks are unlucky?
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Originally Posted by littlewinglet
(Post 33536016)
I paid just under 1k a week ago to help meet MSR, and no issues. Never had issues in the past, is this a new development or just some folks are unlucky?
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Originally Posted by krellboy
(Post 33536126)
Did you verify with the IRS that the payment was applied?
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I'm looking at doing this. From the FM website "The biggest problem with this is the IRS imposed 2 payments per processor limit. This means that you can liquidate no more than 6 gift cards per type of tax payment.". Meanwhile the IRS website simply says 2 1040-ES payments per quarter. But apparently 2 per processor is allowed. My question is - if Married filing jointly, can we do 2+2=4 per processor?
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Originally Posted by krellboy
(Post 33535998)
And Payusatax just screwed me also. Now I need to pay the payment they didn't make while I chase it down. Then if they do make the payment I'm going to be overpaid on that year.
I've used Official Payments many times with no problems and the one time I try Payusatax they F it up. Don't use Payusatax. |
Originally Posted by rrgg
(Post 33536880)
Can you tell us anything more about what happened? Did something trip up their system like a mismatched mailing address? I assume you paid with a gift card. Thanks.
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I'm in the same boat with PayUSAtax.com Made payment August 21 for $997.45, nothing showing up at my EFTPS account yet and no way to contact them. I guess one more try calling tomorrow, then try contacting Metabank/Simon.
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I had the same thing happen to me. I forgot which one of the processors it happened on. It took about a month to post on irs. I would make sure to keep the cards handy and don't trash the recipes.
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Originally Posted by gq533
(Post 33540019)
I had the same thing happen to me. I forgot which one of the processors it happened on. It took about a month to post on irs. I would make sure to keep the cards handy and don't trash the recipes.
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Quick update, I found the tax payment myself, it had been applied to the wrong tax year (I didn't enter it incorrectly, the receipt shows the correct tax year). I still haven't heard back from them via email and have tried several time simply leaving the line open on the customer service number for hours on end but they have never picked up. Whether it was them or the IRS I don't know, but judging from the BBB comments it seems more likely it was them.
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