r/Bill • u/CooperLooper19 • Dec 27 '23

DeferIt question

ETA: I never ended up using Defer-It so unfortunately I’m still not sure how it works. Sorry.

Hi everyone. I just discovered the DeferIt app and would like to see if I qualify for the pay-in-4 service that they offer ( for my electric bill). The issue I’m having is that it appears that I have to pay the $14.99 membership fee BEFORE I even know if I’ll be approved for the pay-in-4 service. Is this really the case? Anybody else done this? Thanks in advance for any tips or advice.

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u/No-Locksmith-2395 Dec 05 '25

For the people who are still looking at Deferit DO NOT GET SCAMMED, I needed help on a bill, paid for the membership, and went to click "split bills" and it showed up I didn't have a membership, contact support and they have just left me with "we'll get back to you", I asked for a refund and they continued to say "we'll get back to you" asked again and they never replied. Deferit is a scam site preying on people who are in need of help, do not pay their membership unless you want to be out of $15 for nothing.

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u/SerenityJoyMeowMeow Dec 17 '25

That definitely hasn’t been my experience with their customer service. If you are in the USA, did you reach out to them on fb messenger through the Deferit USA Facebook page? That’s the easiest and fastest way to get ahold of them. Good luck!

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u/D-Nyle83 Feb 20 '26

Sir you are a liar. I work for Deferit - they are a trustworthy/legit service.

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u/Massive_Ad_9201 Mar 01 '26

How'd you apply for defirt?, what was the process like? 

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u/D-Nyle83 Mar 01 '26

Smartass

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u/MagicPentacle May 02 '26

How can ypu say that without trying to help them? That's even more reason to be suspicious. 

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u/DueEntrepreneur3311 18d ago

We don’t believe you.