The "check over the phone (EFT)" is probably when you actually pay online. The EFT stands for Electronics Funds Transfer and the "check over the phone" may be a generic way for them to say that it was done electronically and not via a regular check. EDI remit usually means that the first time that they tried to draw the check it failed for some reason so they are resending it to the bank, sort of like a non-suffiecient funds deal. I would call and verify for sure but that is probably what it means. Make sure that you do not have some sort of auto-payment set up either with or without your knowledge because that is what it appears to be.
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