In these examples, the "normalization bill" will never
be for less than half of a month's service, or for more than
a month and a half. And after this normalization process occurs,
you will be billed on a calendar month basis in the future.
Okay, but what if I'm paying for more
than one month at a time?
The above example still apply, if extended logically. If you're
paying for three months at a time, then your normalization bill
will either have a large partial month and two full months,
or a small partial month and three full months. The variation
from your regular payment period is never more than a half-month
in either direction.
What if I have multiple accounts and they
get normalized to different calendar months?
You can ask us to "manually" roll forward one or more
accounts to a particular calendar month, so that even a reseller
with dozens of accounts could pay with one regular quarterly
check, for example. If you do request this, please be very specific
about which charges you want rolled to which dates, so that
we don't bill you for anything you aren't prepared for.
So the first time this new system ran,
everyone's billing was normalized?
Yes. Or at least, everyone who was due to receive a bill at
that time. Others will be normalized the first time they receive
a new bill.
