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Paying your electricity bill is a monthly necessity to keep your lights on and appliances powered. While online payments are popular for their convenience, some customers prefer handling it in person. Utility companies like PG&E offer numerous in-person payment options to fit different needs and schedules. Here’s an overview of where you can go to pay your electric bill in person:
Local Payment Centers
The most common option is to visit an authorized third-party payment center in your neighborhood. PG&E contracts with hundreds of retail stores and locations to accept electric bill payments. Benefits include:
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Over 575 authorized payment centers across PG&E’s service area
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Many open evenings and weekends for after-hours bill pay
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Accept multiple payment types – cash, check, money order, debit cards
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Provide same-day credit to your account if paid by 5PM.
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Offer validated receipts as payment confirmation.
To find a payment center near you, use the Payment Center Locator on PG&E’s website.
Utility Company Offices
You can also pay your electric bill in person at a PG&E customer service office. Benefits include:
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Make a payment at the counter during business hours.
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Offices located throughout PG&E’s service area.
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Accept various payment methods – cash, check, credit/debit cards.
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Get same-day credit to your account.
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Speak with a customer service rep about your account if needed.
To find a PG&E office near you, check their website. Appointments are recommended for best service.
Authorized Banks
Many banks and credit unions partner with utility companies to accept in-person bill payments. Benefits include:
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Make a payment during regular banking hours.
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Accepts cash, check, or debit card payments.
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Get same-day credit to your PG&E account.
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May be able to combine with other banking transactions.
Check with your bank or credit union to see if they accept PG&E electric payments. You can also search PG&E’s payment locator.
By Mail
If you prefer, you can mail in a personal check or money order payment to PG&E at:
Pacific Gas & Electric
P.O. Box 997300
Sacramento, CA 95899-7300
Be sure to include your PG&E account number on the check. Allow 5-7 days for processing to avoid late fees.
Tips for In-Person Payments
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Have your 11-digit PG&E account number handy for faster processing.
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Know the daily cutoff time for same-day payment credit at each location.
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Retain your payment receipt as confirmation and reference.
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Avoid mailing cash – use money orders instead for security.
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Ask about any third-party convenience fees that may apply.
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Enroll in autopay as a convenient set-and-forget option each month.
Paying your electric bill in person gives you maximum control and flexibility. Evaluate the options in your area to choose the payment method and location that fits your needs and schedule. Just be sure to pay by the due date to avoid any late payment fees.
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Where can I pay my energy bill?
To make it easier for you, We Energies has set up authorized payment locations all over our service area where you can pay your bill. Entering your 5-digit zip code will help you find an authorized payment location near you. Please note that the third-party provider handling the transaction will charge a $1 to $2 service fee along with your payment.
Can I pay my bill in person?
Yes, you can pay in person at one of our many neighborhood payment centers. Find a nearby location by using our Payment Center Locator. For more information on payment options, visit ways to pay. You can pay your bill in person at a neighborhood payment center. The most well-known location is Walmart.
Where can I pay my ComEd Bill?
For your convenience, you can pay your ComEd bill at many authorized payment locations across our service territory. To find a location near you, please enter your Zip Code below. VerId Customers can start electric service at a location in their name*.
Can I pay my El Paso Electric bill in person?
El Paso Electric customers who prefer to pay their bills in person can do so closer to home. More than one hundred authorized payment agencies can handle current, late, and final bill payments, security deposits, and all service fees that go with them for El Paso Electric customers.
Where can I pay my electric bill at Walmart?
EPE customers can pay their electric bill at any Walmart store in the United States. El Paso Electric. For your convenience, there is a payment drop box at 100 N. Fabens Avenue in Van Horn, TX, Las Cruces, NM, El Paso, TX, and Van Horn, NM. Stanton Street in El Paso, Texas. Payments will be processed the next business day.
Where can I pay my FPL Bill?
FPL partners with independent third-party retailers to offer customers the convenience of paying an FPL bill in person. Authorized walk-in payment locations are conveniently located throughout our service territory and accept payments in cash.
