• How can I add or change my payment method?

  Want to add or change payment details with ease? As an oxio customer, you can manage your account details through the Client Portal. Our Client Portal makes it a breeze to take control of your details and keep everything running smoothly. And updating your payment method? Piece of cake! With our step-by-step guide, you'll be adding or changing your payment info in no time! Let's dive in! 🚀Featured

• What are the accepted payment methods?

  By credit card, bill payment through your bank -or- pre-authorized debit. Services are billed in advance every month. All indicated fees must be paid upon receiving your invoice using one of the available payment methods.Popular

• Can I still get oxio services if I don’t have a credit card?

  Unfortunately, no. Opening an oxio account cannot be done without a credit card. It is not possible to bypass this step. Following the first payment made when creating your Plan, you can use another monthly payment method. If you were looking forFew readers

• How to Find Your Next Bill Date

  If you're an oxio customer, you might be curious about when your next billing date is! Fortunately, finding your next bill date with oxio is incredibly easy. Here's how: 1. Log in to Your Client Portal The first step is to log in to your oxio Client Portal. You can access this by visiting the oxio website and clicking on "👤" in the top right corner. Enter your Email Address and Password, and click "Log In." (https://storage.crisp.chaFew readers

• I got an email about an overdue payment. What should I do next?

  Mistakes happen, we understand! Scenario 1: Paying off my balance In the case that you are able to pay off your balance, you can do so via your client portal. Once you are logged in, just scroll down to Billing → Invoices (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/d05678891635d800/screen-shot-2022-09-30-at-234Few readers

• May I receive my invoices by mail?

  It's now possible! customers who self-identify as persons with disabilities customers without home Internet access or mobile data services, and seniors aged 65 or older.”Few readers