Jiffysms Employee Directory

By using JIFFYSMS's Services, you agree that JIFFYSMS is permitted to bill you (that's right . . . we get paid for what we do) the applicable fees and any other charges for the Services provided by JIFFYSMS. You pay using your Credit Card by setting up an account from which payments for Services and charges are debited. JIFFYSMS lets you set up an... automated payment system by establishing a credit card account from which payments for Services and charges are debited. JIFFYSMS will charge your credit card for any recurring monthly charges at the beginning of the month during which Services will be performed. If your monthly usage exceeds the included monthly usage on the plan you selected when you signed up, then you agree to pay applicable overage fees which happen to be $.15 per SMS, $.05 per Email and $.50 per voice and fax message. Unless you have an agreement with JIFFYSMS to use the Services for a specific term, you may cancel the Services at any time by sending a cancellation request to us at billing@jiffysms.com. You can also call us at 91 80 3202 0801 during regular business hours and talk to any employee. Cancellation requests take effect beginning on the month after each request is received, which means that the month in which we receive your cancellation request is the last month that you will be charged for the Services. E.g. cancel on the 10th of September and you will not be billed for October forward. As a heads up, JIFFYSMS charges all clients in full for the Services on the first (1st) of every month, regardless of whether or not a client actually uses the Services during that month. We are a subscription service, which means we'll make the system available for you whether you use it or not. It is completely up to you payment is due regardless of whether use actually use the service in a particular month. Also, JIFFYSMS does not pro-rate its charges for cancellations made during the month so if you wish to cancel your account, it is a good idea to do so before the first (1st) of the month, to ...Read More