An Authorization Code is a 7-digit number used to bill calls directly to a specific account. Faculty/Staff can get personal authorization codes or business authorization codes.
Administrative Authorization Code
The Telephone Support Office can assign a 7-digit authorization code to a
specific UWSP account. It allows you to place business calls from any
location on campus and have the charges billed directly to your department
account. The code allows you to dial direct anywhere in the world.
Personal Authorization Code
Faculty/Staff have the option of making personal telephone calls using a
personal authorization code. The code allows you to place calls from any
location on campus and have the charges billed directly to your personal
telephone account. The authorization code is assigned to your Faculty/Staff
ID, and you will receive a monthly telephone bill through your UWSP e-mail
account.
Authorization Code Responsibility
If your code has been lost, stolen, or you no longer wish to use it, you
must notify the Telephone Support Office, or fill out an Authorization Code
Cancellation Form. By obtaining an authorization code, you accept full
responsibility for all charges until your code is cancelled. Treat the auth
code like a credit card. Keep it in a secure location. DO NOT share it
with anyone.
Call Charges
Administrative Telephone Bill
All administrative telephone bills are processed the first business day
of each month. The charges are automatically transferred from your
designated six-digit UWSP department account. The responsible person, or
designee, for each account receives a detailed summary of all telephone
charges for the account each month. If you have any questions regarding
admin billing, call [4716], or email
kjakusz@uwsp.edu.
Personal Telephone Bill
You will only receive a telephone bill if you have cellular service, or if
you use your 7-digit authorization code to make personal calls or send
personal faxes. If you do not use your code, you will not get charged for
telephone service.
Telephone bills are processed during the first business week of each month. Failure to receive a bill is not basis for non-payment. If you have any billing questions, or a dispute, call [4716], or email kjakusz@uwsp.edu.
Bill Payment - How do I pay my telephone bill?
Acceptable methods of payment include: cash, check, credit card/web
check, money order, or cashier's check. Personal points, or PointCash, are
not accepted. Make checks payable to UWSP and include your account number on
all payments.
There are several ways to pay your bill. They are:
Cash or check payments may be made in person at the Telephone Support Office. Receipts will be given.
Credit card/Web check payments can be made on line, by clicking here. A valid UWSP computer logon and password are required. Credit card/Web check payments can only be made on line. Note: It may take a day or so for the payment to appear on your account.
Check payments can also be made by first class mail or campus mail. Receipts will not be give. Mail payments to:
UWSP Telephone Support Office
900 Reserve Street, 026 LRC
Stevens Point, WI 54481
Overdue Bill
All balances are due by the cutoff date listed on the
bill. If you do not pay by the due date your telephone service
will be suspended until your balance is paid. If your account
is two months overdue, your telephone account will be cancelled
and your charges will be turned over to the UWSP Accounts
Receivable Office.
Note: The Accounts Receivable Office charges interest and can deny university records (such as transcripts). It will save you money and grief to pay your bill in the Telephone Support Office!
Payment Plans
The Telephone Support Office is willing to help keep your service active.
If you cannot pay your balance by the due date, call [4716], or email
kjakusz@uwsp.edu.
Reasonable payment plans will be accepted.