BillRelief Check

Free savings quote. I tell you what I can get taken off.

Send your internet, phone, or cable bill. I run a line-by-line audit on it and send you back a plain number: what I think comes off, and how.

Free. No call. No account details. If the number is not worth your time, you walk away.

Send the whole bill, downloaded as a PDF if you can. I read every page of a PDF, and the fees are usually near the back. A photo I can only read the first few pages of, so that is the part I would miss.

Tap to add your bill PDF The PDF from your provider reads best. Photos work too, and you can pick several pages.

Photographing it? Select every page at once. You can pick several, and I need the pages with the charges broken out, not just the first one.

That is a photo, so I can only read about the first five pages. Most bills run longer than that and the fee detail sits near the back, so I would probably miss it. If you can, download the PDF from your provider instead. It takes about a minute and I will read all of it. Send the photo if that is easier and I will still look.

Got an older bill too? Optional. Send both and I will show you what changed.

If you can find a bill from six or twelve months ago, add it here. Comparing the two shows what crept up and which promotion ended, which a single bill can never show because it always looks correct on its own. Skip this if you do not have one, the current bill on its own is plenty.

Tap to add the older bill Optional. PDF reads best here too.

How do I get the PDF? (or send it another way)

Show me exactly how, for my provider →

The quickest way, if you are in a hurry: your provider emails you the bill every month. Search your inbox for their name and forward that email to support@billreliefcheck.com. No login needed.

Otherwise: sign in to your provider's website or app and look for Billing, then View bill or Billing history. Open the most recent statement and choose Download or Save as PDF.

Verizon: My Verizon, then Bill, then View bill, then Download.

AT&T: myAT&T, then Billing, then See past bills, then the PDF icon.

Xfinity: Xfinity account, then Billing, then Bill details, then Download statement.

Spectrum: Spectrum.net, then Billing, then Statements, then the download arrow.

If you cannot find it, send what you have and I will tell you what else I need.

First name

Where do I send your results?

I am 50 or over. Reduced rate applies. I take your word for it. No ID, no date of birth, nothing to send me.

I reply within one business day.

Before you send it, here is exactly what happens

Your bill goes to my inbox and nowhere else. It is never sold, shared, or added to any list.
I cannot touch your account. Reading a bill gives me no access to anything, and I can only act later if you set that up yourself.
I do not work for any provider. No one pays me to switch you or sell you an upgrade.
You get one email back with the numbers. No sales calls, and no follow-up unless you ask for it.
Want it gone afterwards? Say the word and I delete the file. Privacy policy.

I look for the discounts you should already be getting, promos that quietly expired, and charges for things you do not use.
You get real numbers, not a sales pitch. Sometimes the answer is that your bill is already fair, and I will tell you that.
Nothing happens to your account. I cannot change anything without you.

Why is the quote free?

Because reading a bill costs me time, not money. It is how I show you I am worth hiring instead of just telling you.

If I find savings, there are two ways to go and you choose:

$39 and I write you the report. Every charge explained, which ones to ask about, the words to say, and what to do if they say no. You make the call and keep everything you save.

Or 40% of the first year and I make the call. Nothing up front, and nothing at all if I save you nothing.

If I save you nothing, you pay nothing either way and you keep the notes. That is the whole business, and it only works if I am honest with you about what is really there.

Questions before you send anything? Email me at support@billreliefcheck.com and ask.

Phone, internet, TV and home security, any major provider. Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Xfinity, Spectrum, Cox, Optimum and the rest. If yours is not obvious, send it anyway and I will tell you either way.

What I cannot help with: prepaid plans like Mint, Visible or Cricket have no retention department and nothing to negotiate. Same for electricity, gas and water, where the rate is set. And I do not touch debts, medical bills or collections.

Andre Haynes

Founder, Andine's Place LLC, Phoenix AZ

I am one person, not a call center. Originally from Jamaica, I built my life here through hard work including years in sheet metal fabrication, and I now spend my time getting people's monthly bills back down to what they should be. You deal with me directly, start to finish.

Would rather make the call yourself? Get a written report instead →

Thank you. Your bill has been sent. It is with me now, and I will get back to you within one business day.

Got it. Your bill is with me.

Here is exactly what happens next.

I audit your bill line by line, the same way I would my own.
I write back with what I think comes off your bill and how I would get it.
If it is worth doing, we set a time. If it is not, I will say so.

You will hear from me within one business day. If you want to add anything in the meantime, just reply to that email.

Worth doing now, so you do not miss it. My reply often lands in the Promotions tab or spam rather than your main inbox. It comes from Andre Haynes at support@billreliefcheck.com. Search that address tomorrow if you do not see it, and drag it to your inbox so nothing gets lost after that.