We'll talk about how to disable Sberbank's "Auto Payment". In general, there are several fairly simple and accurate ways that will definitely help you. True, each of them has its own characteristics. That is why it is worth exploring all approaches to solving this issue. Let's get started.
How it works
It's worth knowing how the "Auto payment" service from Sberbank works in general. What it is? Why is it necessary? All this will be discussed now.
After the client receives a plastic card, he is immediately offered to link a mobile number to it, and then activate "Autopayment". This is a service that will automatically replenish the balance of a mobile number on a certain date and for a certain amount. This will save the client from a minus on the account. Funds will be debited from the linked card.
Many agree to connect and then think howturn off auto pay. Sberbank (Tele2, MTS, Megafon and other mobile operators) offers this service to everyone. But disconnecting is much more difficult than starting to use the service. Let's find out what solutions are available.
Hot line
The first method that can be advised to anyone and everyone is calling the Sberbank hotline. You just need to take any phone and dial the number 8-800-555-55-50, and then wait for an answer. After contacting the operator, inform him of your intentions to disable Sberbank's "Auto Payment".
Next, you will be asked for card details and some of your data, such as last name, first name, patronymic, telephone balance replenishment number, card number from which the funds were debited. In addition, you may be asked for passport data with a residence permit. If you do everything right, then after a while (usually a couple of hours after the call), "Autopayment" will no longer work for you.
The whole complexity of this option is dialing to the operator. Sometimes the waiting time for a response can reach 15-20 minutes. Not very pleasant, especially if you are calling from a mobile phone. So you have to look for other approaches. Let's figure it out further how to disable "Autopayment" Sberbank ("MTS", "Megafon", "Tele2" and other mobile operators).
Mobile banking
The next scenario will also not require you totrips to the nearest branch of Sberbank. For him, you just need to have a mobile phone at hand. Only with his help will you be able to cope with the task.
The thing is that if you are thinking about the question of "Auto payment" Sberbank - how to disable ("Megaphone" and other mobile operators)?", then, of course, you can resort to the help of "Mobile Bank". This is very a convenient Sberbank service that allows us to work with the card and some services of the institution using only a mobile phone.
You will have to generate a special message, and then send it to the short number 900. In SMS, write "Auto payment -" and a space, starting with nine, the phone number. Then again make a space and write the last 4 digits of your card from which funds are debited. Ready? Then send a message to number 900 and wait for a reply message. You will be told that the service is disabled. As you can see, turning off Sberbank's "Auto Payment" is quite simple if you know what to do and in what sequence. But there are other ways as well. They suit most clients. And now we will try to study them.
Internet
The most advanced users can resort to the help of the Internet, more precisely, to the next service of Sberbank called "Sberbank Online". It is here that you can control expenses from the card, as well as pay for many payments in a convenient form. And all this is doable, it is enough to have underhand computer and internet.
In order to disable Sberbank's "Auto Payment", you will have to visit "Sberbank Online" and log in to it. The username and password should have been given to you upon receipt of the card. Next, you enter a security code to access the site (it will come to your mobile). This will take you to the main menu.
You'll have to look for "Auto Pay" there. It's in the "Personal" menu. Now click once on the required payment. You will see a list of possible actions. There you need to find the item "Disable". This action will remove the request completely. In addition, if you do not want to re-create "Autopayment" later (you never know, decide to return this service), then it is better to use the "Suspend" command. Next, confirm your actions. Everything, now you can enjoy the result.
This is the variant that people are getting used to using more and more. It can be implemented without outside help and very quickly. In addition, when you change your phone number, you can also change the "Auto payment". But there are other options as well. What exactly? Let's get to know them, because not everyone is used to using Sberbank Online or Mobile Bank. Some prefer more traditional methods.
Message to employees
One of the ways is a personal appeal to the employees of the nearest branch of Sberbank with a statement about turning off "Auto payment". This is the oldest and most provenway. But it takes time.
It is enough to come to the nearest branch of Sberbank, and then apply to the employees with a statement about the refusal of "Auto payment". The form will be given to you at the bank. Fill it out and return it. Now you can wait for a while (usually 10 minutes), after which you will receive an SMS notification about the deactivation of the service. Nothing difficult, the main thing is the presence of patience and time. After all, the line at the banks is always long.
ATMs
You can do without the help of employees. If you are thinking about how to turn off Sberbank's "Auto Payment", then try using the most common ATM or payment terminal that is in a bank branch. It is these two machines that will help you cope with the task.
Insert a card into the receiver, dial the PIN code and follow the main menu to the "Mobile Bank". Now you need to click on the "Auto payment" menu. Then select "Disable service". Confirm your actions and enter the number from which you want to unlink the service. Click "Next" and wait for the suspension notification. As a rule, you have to wait no more than 5 minutes.
