CreditorWatch Collect vs Paidnice is a choice between paid human calling and a posted late fee on a Xero organisation in New Zealand or Australia. Choose Paidnice if you have people for the occasional call and want a late fee and interest policy per customer group, from NZ$109 a month excluding GST.
Choose CreditorWatch Collect if you would rather pay a call team.
CreditorWatch Collect, formerly Debtor Daddy, sells email, SMS and call workflows with an optional paid Call Assist add-on, in which the vendor's AR specialists phone your debtors, and one-click handover to debt collection, on sales-led pricing with no public tiers.
Paidnice sells a late fee and statement interest policy per customer group, raised as an invoice in Xero or QuickBooks Online, from NZ$109 a month excluding GST.
A Xero user in Auckland or Brisbane has to decide which piece is missing: someone to make the calls, or a posted cost that makes lateness worth avoiding.
Source: Xero Small Business Insights, New Zealand and Australia, June 2026 quarter.
What does accounts receivable software do?
Accounts receivable software works the invoices a business has already raised: it sends the reminders, issues statements, takes payment and escalates the accounts that still do not pay. Paidnice and CreditorWatch Collect both do that from a Xero organisation.
Between them, the two products on this page cover these jobs:
- Email and SMS reminder workflows, with call steps in CreditorWatch Collect
- Invoice and statement reminders, with statements on any schedule in Paidnice
- A portal with card payment, through Stripe or Worldpay in CreditorWatch Collect and Stripe or Pinch Payments in Paidnice
- Late fees and statement interest posted to the ledger, which only Paidnice computes
- Escalation, to a collection partner in CreditorWatch Collect and to Phone Call, Stop Credit or Template Legal Letter tasks in Paidnice
It is not the ledger. Invoices and payments stay in Xero, QuickBooks Online or MYOB, and the software syncs from them; CreditorWatch Collect syncs from Xero on a 24-hour cycle. It is not a debt collection agency: CreditorWatch Collect hands over to a partner on commission, and Paidnice leaves the handover to you.
It is not a credit bureau. CreditorWatch Collect draws payment scores from its parent, but bureau monitoring sits outside Collect. Paidnice runs native credit checks from each customer's payment behaviour on every plan, scoring each contact from 0 to 100, and adds Creditsafe bureau checks through the API on the Custom plan.
Where it sits: between the ledger and the customer. Paidnice is native to Xero and QuickBooks Online, with MYOB on the Custom plan. CreditorWatch Collect lists Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks, with Zapier as its integration route.
What is the difference between Paidnice and CreditorWatch Collect?
CreditorWatch Collect is a workflow and outsourcing product: reminders, a call queue, and humans who ring your debtors. Paidnice is an enforcement product: reminders, then a fee or interest charge posted to the ledger.
CreditorWatch Collect started life in Christchurch in 2012 as Debtor Daddy, was bought by the Australian credit bureau CreditorWatch in October 2022 and took its current name on 1 March 2023.
It runs email, SMS and call workflows and a Call Console that queues calls for your own staff. The vendor's parent site claims Collect reduces outstanding invoices "by up to 30%".
The human layer is the part Paidnice does not have. Call Assist, a paid add-on, puts trained local AR specialists on the phone to your debtors on rules you set: calls are triggered from a workflow and every outcome is logged.
It has three tiers: Assist at A$195 a month (20 calls included, up to 50), Plus at A$495 (150 included, up to 250) and Ultimate at A$795 (400 included, up to 500). Above that sits one-click escalation to debt collection and legal, on a commission-only basis.
Paidnice, founded in Auckland in 2022, runs the reminder ladder too, but its centre of gravity is the charge. An invoice late fee and a statement interest charge can both sit on the same customer group, the policy differs by group, and the charge is raised on the ledger in Xero or QuickBooks Online as a Draft or Approved invoice.
On this reading of the two feature sets, the buyer who should pick CreditorWatch Collect already knows nobody in the business will make the calls. The buyer who should pick Paidnice has the people to make a call and lacks a consequence for the customer who ignores it.
How do Paidnice and CreditorWatch Collect compare?
Paidnice and CreditorWatch Collect both chase from a Xero organisation, both take card payment through a portal, and both escalate. What separates them is human calling, bureau data, a posted late fee, and a published price.
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| Best for | Businesses that want a posted fee to do the persuading | Businesses that want someone else to make the calls |
| Revenue fit | Any size up to 50,000 invoices a year | Not published; historical tiers ran from 50 to 500 debtors |
| From (monthly) | NZ$109 excluding GST; A$99 | Last reported from A$89; now hidden, request a quote (Free Trial or Custom) |
| Priced on | Invoice volume, no per-seat fee | Debtor count on historical tiers; sales-assisted quote today |
| Ledger integrations | Xero, QuickBooks Online. NetSuite, Dynamics and Sage on the Custom plan; MYOB on Custom | Xero (24-hour sync, manual trigger), MYOB, QuickBooks; Zapier |
| Late fees and interest | Yes (per customer group, two charge types, posted to the ledger) | None found |
| Chasing channels | Email (own domain on Pro and above, or a connected Gmail or Outlook mailbox), SMS metered at NZ$0.15 with two-way SMS and WhatsApp replies in the platform, escalation tasks, in-app calls (Pro and above) made by a person, recorded and transcribed | Email, SMS, call workflows, DIY Call Console, optional paid Call Assist (human callers, A$195 to A$795 a month) |
| Statements | Yes (any schedule, consolidated parent accounts) | Yes (invoice and statement reminders) |
| Payment plans | Yes (deposits, instalments, auto-pay via Stripe or Pinch) | Partial (AutoPay recurring direct debit on overdue invoices; no instalment plans) |
| Portal and card fees | Yes (Stripe or Pinch Payments rates) | Yes (Stripe or Worldpay, chosen at setup; card, PayTo, bank transfer, Google Pay, Apple Pay; rates not published, fee can be passed to the customer) |
| Credit risk data | Yes: native checks from payment behaviour, plus Creditsafe via API on the Custom plan | Partial (parent-side payment scores and risk prioritisation; bureau monitoring sits outside Collect) |
| Escalation | Phone Call, Stop Credit and Template Legal Letter tasks; handover is yours | One-click to debt collection and legal, commission on recovery |
| AI | Advanced Reads customer replies, drafts answers and follow-up actions (like PO updates) for your approval; MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and other agents | None No AI feature found (risk ranking is rule-based) |
| Rated (source, count) | 5.0 (83, Xero App Store) | 4.89 (91, Xero App Store) |
“Not documented” means the vendor does not document the capability. “Not published” means the vendor does not print a price. “None found” means no evidence either way. Prices are the vendor’s published from-price.
How much does CreditorWatch Collect cost?
CreditorWatch Collect does not publish a price: the vendor's live pricing page shows two options, Free Trial and Custom, and no tier prices. Every CreditorWatch Collect software tier below is a last reported figure, and marked as such.
The 14-day trial is self-service and capped at 50 debtors; beyond it, an account manager quotes. The last reported tiers, from third-party listings, were A$89 (50 debtors), A$165 (100), A$449 (250, with Call Console) and A$849 (500); CreditorWatch Collect now hides its prices, so request a quote.
An older vendor page, still reachable, priced Advanced from A$99 and Pro from A$399. The one price the vendor prints today is the Call Assist add-on: A$195, A$495 or A$795 a month by call volume.
Capterra lists “from A$175”. None of these appear on the vendor's current page. Two costs sit outside the subscription: card payments through the Stripe or Worldpay portal, at rates the vendor does not publish (the fee can be passed to the customer), and debt collection escalation is commission-only on recovery.
The vendor's example is 10% on a $50,000 debt, for undisputed debts over $500 and under two years old.
Paidnice publishes a local price table. Essentials is NZ$109 excluding GST, or A$99, for 150 invoices, 600 emails and two team members.
Pro starts at NZ$149 (A$139) for 300 invoices with unlimited users and steps to NZ$749 (A$679) at 2,000; Custom starts at NZ$1,599 (A$1,499) for ERP connections and custom integrations at any invoice volume. A further Xero organisation is NZ$49 (A$39) a month, SMS is NZ$0.15, and there are no contracts or lock-ins.
Where the two bills cross, by revenue band
CreditorWatch Collect's historical meter was debtor count. Paidnice's is invoice count. A business with few customers and many invoices lands on one side; a business with many customers and few invoices lands on the other.
| Annual revenue (NZ$) | Typical ledger | Paidnice (NZ$ ex GST / A$) | CreditorWatch Collect |
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| $1m | About 50 active debtors, 100 invoices a month | Essentials NZ$109 / A$99 | Last reported Small tier A$89; now hidden, request a quote |
| $5m | About 250 debtors, 400 invoices a month | Pro 600 at NZ$289 / A$269 | Last reported Large tier A$449 with Call Console; now hidden, request a quote |
| $20m | 500 or more debtors, 1,500 invoices a month | Pro 2,000 at NZ$749 / A$679 | Last reported Enterprise tier A$849, now hidden, request a quote; Call Assist human calling A$195 to A$795 a month on top |
Ledger sizes are illustrative. CreditorWatch Collect tiers are last reported figures from third-party listings, not the live pricing page; Call Assist prices are the vendor's own. Paidnice figures are the vendor's published price table.
CreditorWatch Collect vs Paidnice: calls, late fees and price (1:56)
How do you set up a late fee and an escalation call in each product?
One policy, written down before either product is opened: 2% on trade invoices from day 14 overdue, a call on day 21, and nothing on accounts already paying by instalment.
In CreditorWatch Collect
The 2% clause has nowhere to go. No late fee or interest feature was found on the features page, help centre, FAQ or review-site feature lists, so the charge would have to be raised manually in Xero and picked up by the next sync.
The call clause is the product's strength: add a call step to the workflow and it lands in the Call Console queue for your own team, or with the vendor's AR specialists if you pay for the Call Assist add-on. Notes and expected payment dates push back to Xero, and instalment accounts can be excluded from a workflow by contact.
In Paidnice
Build a trade group, attach a percentage policy at 2% with a 14-day trigger, and add an escalation of type Phone Call at 21 days overdue; the instructions go to a designated address.
Accounts on a payment plan come off the fee policy while reminders keep running, and a policy can skip while a customer query is open or a payment is promised. Your team makes the call; the software logs the outcome to the invoice in Xero.
Run the fee clause through the calculator below. CreditorWatch Collect has no setting that produces a figure like it.
On $12,000 overdue for 30 days, a 2% invoice late fee is $240.00 and statement interest at 12% a year is $118.36, so $358.36 is added to the ledger: 2.99% of the invoice.
The invoice late fee is a percentage of the overdue invoice. Statement interest is the balance multiplied by the annual rate, apportioned over the days it was late. Paidnice can run both charge types on the same customer group; CreditorWatch Collect has no equivalent setting.
Is CreditorWatch Collect on the New Zealand Xero App Store?
CreditorWatch Collect is live on the New Zealand Xero App Store under its own name, sharing one 4.89 from 91 review pool with the Australian listing. Debtor Daddy no longer exists as a separate listing; the old slug redirects.
An existing Debtor Daddy account has no migration to run: the product was renamed, and the New Zealand listing has been in the store since December 2012.
Many of the 91 reviews still reference Debtor Daddy, and the Capterra profile (4.5 from 13) carries its newest quotes from 2017 to 2022. Review volume has been close to zero since the rebrand, so the ratings mostly describe the pre-acquisition product.
The Xero sync runs on a 24-hour cycle with a manual trigger, so a payment received this morning may still show as outstanding in a reminder sent this afternoon unless someone presses the button.
Enhanced reconciliation is available for Xero users. Card payments run through Stripe or Worldpay, chosen at setup, and the Call Assist add-on is priced in Australian dollars.
When the workflow runs out, New Zealand escalation is cheap and fast. The Disputes Tribunal hears claims to $60,000 since 24 January 2026, the top-tier filing fee is $468 and a successful claimant recovers it, and the Limitation Act 2010 allows six years.
CreditorWatch Collect's one-click handover to a collection partner charges commission on recovery; the vendor's own example is $5,000 on a $50,000 debt.
Is Paidnice on the New Zealand Xero App Store?
Yes, Paidnice, an Auckland company, has been listed on the New Zealand Xero App Store since December 2021. It is priced in New Zealand dollars excluding GST and won New Zealand Small Business App of the Year at the Xero Global App Awards 2026.
The New Zealand listing shows 5.0 from 83 reviews, all five-star. The 2026 New Zealand award follows the 2025 Xero Global Small Business App of the Year, which also took the Australian award. The ledger connection is Xero or QuickBooks Online; MYOB is available as a build on the Custom plan, not as a standard connector.
Xero's native reminders stop at five per organisation, with no SMS and no scheduled statements. Paidnice adds email from the business's own domain (Pro and above) or a connected Gmail or Outlook mailbox, SMS at NZ$0.15, statements on any schedule including consolidated parent accounts, and the late fee and statement interest charges described above.
The customer portal takes payment through Stripe or Pinch Payments, with deposits, instalments and auto-pay.
Every contact carries a credit score from 0 to 100, built from its own payment record with the business and shown against the contact wherever it appears. It starts at 100 and loses points for paying late and for the current overdue position, with bands from Excellent to High risk.
It only knows how that customer treats you, so it is narrower than a bureau score and specific to your ledger.
Paidnice uses AI to read customer replies, draft the answer, detect PO requests and log payment promises; a person approves drafts before they send, unless you pre-approved that type of action. Customers can also query an invoice or submit a promise to pay from the portal, and staff can record both. The MCP server on Pro and Custom plans connects Claude, ChatGPT or any agent that takes a custom connector, and one connection covers every organisation you tick.
The New Zealand decision is simpler than the Australian one. A Kiwi business is choosing between a product whose heritage is here but whose owner and roadmap are now Australian, and a product built and priced here from the start. The feature gap decides it; head office is a tiebreak at most.
Paidnice
Paidnice is a reminder, late fee and interest tool for Xero or QuickBooks Online businesses in New Zealand and Australia, up to 50,000 invoices a year, from NZ$109 a month excluding GST.
Who should choose Paidnice?
Choose Paidnice if you have the people to make the occasional call and want the software to do everything else: reminders, statements, the fee, the interest, and the task when a customer crosses a line.
- Fits
- Businesses on Xero and QuickBooks Online of any size up to $50m a year, or 50,000 invoices a year, with or without a credit controller
- Regions
- New Zealand, Australia, United Kingdom, United States, Canada, South Africa; Auckland headquartered
- Entry cost
- NZ$109/mo excluding GST, or A$99/mo, on Essentials for 150 invoices, 600 emails and up to 2 team members; Pro from NZ$149 (A$139) with unlimited users and no per-seat fee; Custom from NZ$1,599 (A$1,499). No contracts or lock-ins.
- Rated
- 5.0 from 83 Xero App Store reviews; 4.9 from 14 on Capterra; 4.7 from 29 on Trustpilot · Xero App Store listing
- Awards
- Winner, New Zealand Small Business App of the Year, Xero Global App Awards 2026; 2025 Xero Global Small Business App of the Year
- Runs on
- Xero, QuickBooks Online, Stripe, Pinch Payments, CloudDepot, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zapier. NetSuite, Dynamics and Sage on the Custom plan; MYOB on Custom
- Late fees and interest
- Yes. Flat, percentage and compounding charges, an invoice late fee and a statement interest charge on the same group, raised on the ledger as Draft or Approved
- Does best
- A fee and interest policy per customer group, posted to Xero or QuickBooks Online as an invoice the customer's payables cannot ignore
Paidnice holds a policy per customer group, so a trade group, a retail group and a disputed-accounts group each run their own rate at once.
Two charge types are available on any one group: an invoice late fee per overdue invoice, and a statement interest charge on the whole overdue balance, netted against any credit on the account. Compounding is on by default and simple interest is the deliberate choice.
Around the charge runs the ladder: email, SMS and WhatsApp with replies landing in Paidnice (custom sending domain on Pro and above), statements on any schedule, prompt payment discounts, payment plans, a customer portal and escalation tasks.
The charge is raised on the ledger as a posted invoice, which is the mechanism that matters. Only a posted document enters the customer's own payables, their aged payables report and their next payment run.
Statement interest recalculates at the moment the statement sends, so the figure the customer opens is right that morning. Paidnice says its customers have half as many late invoices in the first 30 days.
Escalations fire at a set number of days overdue, on a total balance, or on a credit-limit breach, as Phone Call, Stop Credit or Template Legal Letter tasks, and notes and call outcomes sync to the invoice in Xero.
Reporting covers aged receivables by contact and a late fees and interest report. Signing up needs no card and the first 20 actions are free.
Limitations with Paidnice. Nobody at Paidnice phones your debtors; the escalation raises the task and your team makes the call in-app, recorded and transcribed. Its native connectors are Xero and QuickBooks Online; MYOB and other cloud ERPs are supported on the Custom plan.
Capterra reviewers found the interface “still a bit clunky and not intuitive enough” at setup.
Best suited for: Xero or QuickBooks Online businesses in New Zealand and Australia that have the people for the occasional call and want a fee and interest policy per customer group. The drawback is that nobody at Paidnice phones your debtors, and MYOB sits on the Custom plan only.
CreditorWatch Collect
CreditorWatch Collect is a reminder and calling workflow with an optional paid human calling add-on (Call Assist) for Australian and New Zealand businesses, last reported at A$89 to A$849 a month and now hidden, so request a quote after a 14-day trial.
Who should choose CreditorWatch Collect?
Choose CreditorWatch Collect if you would rather pay a call team than build one, and want reminders, calls and a handover to collections behind a single login on the Xero App Store.
- Fits
- Businesses of any size that want outsourced chasing; historical tiers ran from 50 to 500 debtors, with the paid Call Assist calling add-on layered on top
- Regions
- Australia and New Zealand, listed on both Xero App Stores; collection partners in AU, NZ, UK and US
- Entry cost
- Not published. 14-day free trial to 50 debtors, then a sales-assisted Custom quote. Last reported tiers of A$89, A$165, A$449 and A$849 by debtor count, from third-party listings; now hidden, request a quote.
- Rated
- 4.89 from 91 Xero App Store reviews; 4.5 from 13 on Capterra · Xero App Store listing
- Awards
- None found
- Runs on
- Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks; Zapier; Outlook, Slack, HubSpot and Salesforce via listings
- Late fees and interest
- None found. No late fee or interest feature on the features page, help centre or FAQ
- Does best
- Paid human calling (Call Assist) and a DIY Call Console, with one-click escalation to debt collection and legal
CreditorWatch Collect has been on the Xero App Store since December 2012, and the 91 reviews reflect that history. Reminders run as email, SMS and call workflows with a default workflow per contact, contact exclusions, and a manual-approval mode that previews the next reminder before it goes.
Invoice and statement reminders carry your branding. Pay Now links take card, PayTo, bank transfer, Google Pay and Apple Pay through Stripe or Worldpay, chosen at setup, and AutoPay lets a customer authorise a recurring direct debit on overdue invoices.
The Call Console is the differentiator on the software side: calls are added to a queue automatically, staff snooze or advance them, tag outcomes, record expected payment dates, and the notes push to Xero.
Call Assist is the differentiator on the service side. Reviewers praise the customisation and the way “difficult debts” get systemised; the vendor's earlier headline claimed over 150,000 calls made and $2 billion paid faster.
Risk data is partial. Payment scores and risk-based prioritisation come from the parent, but bureau adverse-data monitoring is not inside Collect itself. There is no public API; Zapier is the integration route.
Limitations with CreditorWatch Collect. No late fee or interest charge, so the product can ask for payment but cannot price lateness. Prices are hidden; the last reported range was A$89 to A$849 a month, so request a quote.
The Xero sync is a 24-hour cycle unless someone triggers it manually. Escalation to a collection partner is commission-only, and the vendor's own FAQ notes you will still need to make escalation calls. Review volume has been near zero since the 2023 rebrand.
Best suited for: Australian and New Zealand businesses that would rather pay a call team than build one, with reminders, calls and a collections handover behind one login. The drawback is that there is no late fee or interest charge, and prices are hidden, so you request a quote.
Who does the chasing, human collectors or a posted charge?
CreditorWatch Collect sells people who make calls. Paidnice sells a posted charge. Both reduce the number of invoices that end up with a collection agency, by different routes, and neither one is a collection agency.
A call from a trained collector works because a person has to say no to a person. It costs by the month and stops when you stop paying.
The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman's recommended ladder is reminders, negotiation, a letter of demand and then an agency; CreditorWatch Collect covers the first two with people and the last with a partner.
A posted charge works because it changes the arithmetic of paying late. It appears in the customer's payables and can be waived in exchange for payment today, a negotiating position a reminder does not give you. Paidnice covers the reminder and the letter, adds the fee, and leaves the agency handover to you.
In Australia the last rung is cheap: the NSW Local Court Small Claims Division hears debts to $20,000 for a filing fee of $358 for a company. The practical question is how many invoices reach it.
A call team lowers the count by persuasion; a fee policy lowers it by consequence. A business whose customers forget picks the first; one whose customers pay everyone else first picks the second.
Which accounts receivable software fits your use case?
Start from the piece the business is missing: people to make the calls, or a consequence for the customer who ignores them. The ledger and the budget settle the rest.
| Use case | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Nobody in the business will make collection calls | CreditorWatch Collect | Call Assist puts the vendor’s AR specialists on the phone, from A$195 a month. |
| Trade, retail and disputed accounts on one Xero organisation | Paidnice | A separate fee and interest policy runs under each customer group. |
| Reminders and statements only, no late fees, on a published price | Paidnice | From NZ$109 excluding GST or A$99 a month; CreditorWatch Collect now hides its prices. |
| Ledger on MYOB in Australia | CreditorWatch Collect | MYOB is a standard integration; Paidnice builds it on the Custom plan, from A$1,499 a month. |
| Instalment plans with a deposit | Paidnice | Deposits, instalments and auto-pay through Stripe or Pinch; CreditorWatch Collect offers AutoPay direct debit only. |
| One-click handover to debt collection | CreditorWatch Collect | Commission-only escalation to a partner; Paidnice leaves the handover to you. |
What do buyers ask when they have shortlisted these two?
The questions that come up once an Australian or New Zealand finance team has narrowed it to this pair and has to write the difference down for whoever signs the budget.
How much does CreditorWatch Collect cost per month?
CreditorWatch Collect does not publish a monthly price; the live page offers a 14-day free trial to 50 debtors and a Custom quote.
Last reported tiers on third-party listings ran A$89 to A$849 a month by debtor count; CreditorWatch Collect now hides its prices, so request a quote. Paidnice publishes NZ$109 excluding GST or A$99 a month on Essentials.
Is CreditorWatch Collect the same as Debtor Daddy?
Yes, CreditorWatch Collect is the renamed Debtor Daddy. Debtor Daddy was founded in Christchurch in 2012 by Matt McFedries and Mark Haussmann, acquired by CreditorWatch in October 2022 and renamed CreditorWatch Collect on 1 March 2023. The Xero App Store listing, its review pool and the Capterra profile carried over; the old slug redirects.
Does CreditorWatch Collect charge late fees?
No late fee or interest feature was found on the features page, help centre, FAQ or review-site feature lists. Paidnice raises an invoice late fee, a statement interest charge or both on a customer group and posts them to Xero or QuickBooks Online as an invoice.
Does either product include a credit check?
Paidnice does. CreditorWatch Collect draws payment scores and risk prioritisation from its parent bureau, but adverse-data monitoring sits outside Collect. Paidnice runs native credit checks from each customer's payment behaviour on every plan, with a score from 0 to 100, and adds Creditsafe bureau checks through the API on the Custom plan.
Does either work with MYOB in Australia?
CreditorWatch Collect lists MYOB alongside Xero and QuickBooks as a standard integration. Paidnice is native to Xero and QuickBooks Online; MYOB is a build on the Custom plan, from A$1,499 a month.
Who actually makes the phone calls?
In CreditorWatch Collect, your own staff through the Call Console, or the vendor's AR specialists if you buy the paid Call Assist add-on (A$195 to A$795 a month). In Paidnice, your own team: a Phone Call escalation lists the task, the call runs in-app from the browser or your phone, and the transcript logs to the contact.
What are the alternatives to CreditorWatch Collect?
In Australia and New Zealand the Xero-listed options include ezyCollect (4.94 from 35) and Paidnice (5.0 from 83 reviews). The ezyCollect alternatives guide covers the wider field.
Which one should a New Zealand Xero user choose?
Choose Paidnice if you have the people and want a fee, interest and a posted invoice to do the persuading. Choose CreditorWatch Collect if the missing piece is a person to make the calls and you want it on a monthly bill.
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