Paying bills at Nonghyup

[Davey]

My coteacher told to just transfer the funds as well. My question with that is how does the Gas company or electric company know who that payment is from and what apartment it is for (in theory anyone with an account could pay my bill for me)? I'm thinking with this method, my last bill amount would show up on my next bill as well.

"Yeah, I use the touch screen ATM. Everything's linked to that number, so all you need to do is transfer the exact amount to the 농협 number on your bill. If you can't find the number, it's usually on the inside of the bill and listed with a bunch of other numbers and bank names. I can't transfer more than what I owe, so if you get a weird error or anything, just make sure you typed in the amount correctly. "

KEB in Korean = "외환은행"

[CellarDoor]

Hm, my problem is that I don't have those acct. numbers by the bank names on my gas bill (I've figured out automatic payments for all the other ones besides this).  My neighbors have account numbers on their gas bills, so it's not just a local thing.  I just didn't get one somehow.  My paperwork co-teacher isn't from my town so she said she doesn't know, and the head English teacher said, "I don't know anything about it. My wife does that."

Also, my post office stops accepting payments at 4:30 even though it's open until 6.  I tried to go into the bank and ask about automatic payments without a co-teacher and the teller said something about, "Okay okay, next month," but next month there were still no numbers.  *sigh*  I guess I'm just not meant to pay my gas bills on time during the school semester.  ::)

Even tried calling the gas company about setting something up, but maybe the bank is the place I need to go back to.  Or maybe I should look more closely at my internet banking options next time I log in.