QuickCheck: Does a utility company send SMSes with links to customers with overdue bills?

By M. KUMAR

TO paraphrase Destiny's Child: Did I pay my bills? Did I pay my electricity bill? If I did, then maybe I could chill.

Sometimes we forget to pay our utility bills, and that could lead to anxiety of having your electricity or water being cut.

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