A Complete Guide to Paying Your Dino’s Storage Bill

Renting a storage unit from Dino’s Storage comes with the responsibility of paying your monthly bill on time Dino’s offers various convenient payment options to fit every customer’s needs. This comprehensive guide will walk you through how to pay your Dino’s Storage bill online, by mail, autopay, and more

Overview of Dino’s Storage Payment Options

Dino’s Storage aims to make paying your monthly storage bill as easy and stress-free as possible. Here are all the ways you can pay your Dino’s Storage bill:

• Online Payments – Pay instantly on Dino’s website 24/7 using credit/debit cards or e-check.

• Automatic Payments – Set up recurring auto-pay from a credit card or bank account so your bill gets paid automatically every month.

• Mail-In Payments – Send a check or money order with your payment stub to Dino’s PO box.

• Paying in Person: During business hours, you can pay at your local Dino’s Storage facility with cash, check, or credit card.

• Phone Payments: To pay with a credit card over the phone, call your local Dino’s during business hours.

• Drop Box Payments – Deposit check or money order payments in your facility’s drop box.

Paying Your Bill Online

Paying online is the quickest and easiest way for most customers to pay their Dino’s Storage bill Here are some tips

• To get to the payment page, go to Dino’s website and click “Pay My Bill.”

• Have your unit number and account PIN handy to log in. Both are on your billing statement.

• The online system accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express credit/debit cards. You can also pay via e-check.

• Save your payment information to simplify future online payments.

• Payments made before 10 PM will post same-day. Payments after 10 PM post the next business day.

• View your account balance, payment history, and access e-statements anytime.

Setting Up Automatic Payments

Signing up for auto-pay through Dino’s Storage is the most convenient way to ensure your storage bill gets paid on time every month. Here’s how to enroll:

• Ask your Dino’s facility manager for an auto-pay enrollment form.

• Fill out the form with your account details and choose either credit card or bank account for payments.

• Include a voided check if using your checking account for automatic payments.

• Return the completed form to your Dino’s facility manager to get enrolled.

• Your bill will now be paid automatically on the due date each month with your chosen method.

• Update your auto-pay details anytime by filling out an updated enrollment form.

• You can cancel auto-pay at any time by notifying your Dino’s facility manager in writing.

Going paperless with e-statements is a great way to reduce clutter when enrolled in auto-pay.

Avoiding Late Fees

To avoid getting charged expensive late fees on your Dino’s Storage bill, be sure to pay your balance by the monthly due date. Here are some tips:

• Mark your due date on your calendar so you remember to pay on time.

• Enroll in auto-pay to ensure your bill gets paid automatically without you having to think about it.

• Pay online a few days early to allow time for processing before the due date.

• If mailing a check, allow 5-7 business days for it to reach Dino’s PO box.

• Call your facility immediately if you expect to be late on your payment to discuss options.

• Late fees start at 10% of the overdue balance and increase the longer the bill is past due.

• If you receive a lien warning for nonpayment, pay right away to avoid your items being auctioned.

Payment Assistance Options

If you are having financial challenges, talk to your Dino’s Storage facility manager about potential assistance options:

• Payment plans – Set up a customized payment arrangement to pay your balance over time.

• Partial payment plans – Make reduced payments for an agreed-upon period until you get back on your feet.

• Special discounts – Dino’s may offer periodic discounts for senior citizens, students, military, or long-term tenants.

Dino’s aims to work with tenants who are going through financial hardship to help them maintain their storage unit.

In Summary