Having reliable electric service is vital for every Oklahoma household and business. As a PSO (Public Service Company of Oklahoma) customer, it’s your responsibility to pay your bill on time each month. But with so many payment options available, you may wonder – where exactly can you pay your PSO bill most easily?
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk through all the ways you can pay your Public Service Company of Oklahoma electric bill.
Overview of PSO Bill Payment Options
PSO offers customers many convenient ways to pay each month, including
- Online through PSO website
- By phone (automated or agent)
- In-person at kiosks
- By mail
- AutoPay bank deduction
- Third party services
Below we’ll explore each PSO payment method in detail including the steps to pay and any fees involved. Our goal is to provide a complete picture so you can choose the option that fits your needs and preferences.
Paying Online at PSOKlahoma.com
The easiest and most popular way to pay a PSO bill is online through their website.
To pay online, go to www.psoklahoma.com/account/bills/pay and log into your account.
Once logged in, you’ll see your current balance due and can make a payment. It only takes seconds to complete.
Benefits of paying online include:
- Pay immediately and get instant confirmation
- Avoid late fees by paying on the due date
- Store payment information securely for future use
- Go paperless with e-bills
Online bill pay is completely free if you use a bank account and are enrolled in paperless billing. You can also pay as a guest without logging in, but a $2 convenience fee applies.
Paying by Phone
If speaking to a PSO agent gives you confidence, paying by phone is another good option.
To pay by phone, call PSO at 1-833-776-7697 and follow the payment prompts.
You’ll need to enter your 10-digit PSO account number and billing zip code. Both can be found on your monthly statement.
Benefits of phoning in a payment include:
- Speaking directly with a PSO agent
- Paying immediately and getting instant confirmation
- Using a bank account or credit/debit card
While convenient, pay by phone does come with a $2.50 service fee per transaction. So it’s best for those who want extra payment assurance.
Paying In-Person
For customers who prefer paying cash or check, PSO offers in-person payment kiosks at certain grocery and convenience stores.
PSO has over 25 PaySite self-service bill payment kiosks located around the Tulsa area.
To find a kiosk near you, search the PSO website or call the customer support line. Look for the PaySite logo when entering a participating store.
Benefits of paying at a kiosk include:
- Paying immediately with cash or checks
- Getting instant payment confirmation
- Avoiding online fees and talking to agents
This allows you to pay in-person without having to go to a PSO office. It’s one of the quickest ways to pay with cash.
Paying by Mail
If you prefer to mail in a traditional check or money order, that’s still an option too. While slower than online payments, it works for those who like mailing bills themselves.
To pay by mail, send your check or money order made out to Public Service Co. of Oklahoma to:
P.O. Box 371496
Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7496
Be sure to:
- Clearly write your 10-digit PSO account number
- Mail it 7-10 days before your due date
Just keep in mind mailed payments can take 1 week+ to process, so pay early to avoid late fees.
Setting Up AutoPay
For maximum convenience, enroll in PSO’s AutoPay program. This automatically deducts your bill from your checking account each month on the due date.
To start AutoPay, login to your PSO account and complete the online enrollment steps.
The benefits of AutoPay include:
- Never forgetting a payment
- Avoiding late fees forever
- Going paperless with e-bills
- Getting payment reminders by email
Customers love the peace of mind AutoPay provides. And you can cancel anytime if you change banks or want more control.
Using Third Party Bill Pay Services
Besides PSO’s own options, you can pay your PSO bill through certain third party services like:
- CheckFreePay – Links to your bank
- Paymentus – Links to cards and bank accounts
- Doxo – Stores bills in one place
Review all fees before using a third party bill pay site – some charge for expedited payments. But they can simplify managing multiple bills.
Seeking Bill Assistance if Needed
If you’re having trouble paying your PSO bill, contact them immediately to ask about financial assistance programs. Options may include:
- Payment arrangements and extensions
- Average monthly payment plans
- Energy efficiency programs
Temporarily adjusting your bill can help you get back on track with payments and avoid disconnection. Don’t hesitate to call.
Choose the Best Method for You
Select the option that gives you control and confidence in the process. Pay on time through a method you trust. Visit the PSO website or call their customer service line if you need assistance.
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FAQ
Where can I pay for Tucson electric power?
Where can I pay my Tulsa water bill in person?
Where can you pay your OG&E bill in person?
How do I pay my PSO Bill?
This article will go over the various payment methods PSO offers its customers today. The easiest and most popular way to pay your PSO bill is online through PSO’s website. To pay online, simply go to wwwpsoklahomacom/account/bills/pay and log into your account. From there you can view your current bill, your account balance, and make a payment.
Does PSO have a bill payment kiosk?
PSO has introduced PaySite bill payment kiosks around the city for customers to pay their bills with cash or checks. The payment is posted immediately for PSO customers. The kiosks are currently in 25 grocery and convenience stores around Tulsa.
How do I pay my AEP PSO Bill?
You can change your payment method at any time. Online: You can pay your AEP PSO bill online using a credit/debit card or your bank account. You can also make a one-time payment if you don’t have an account. If you enroll in Paperless Billing, you will receive your bill online and can pay it immediately.
Where can I pay my bills in Tulsa?
PSO has introduced PaySite bill payment kiosks around the city for customers to pay their bills with cash or checks. The payment is posted immediately for PSO customers. The kiosks are currently in 25 grocery and convenience stores around Tulsa. Click here for a list of locations where you can use the service.
What payment plans does AEP PSO offer?
AEP PSO has several payment plan options for different customers. Here are four payment programs they currently offer. Level Payments: If you opt for an Average Monthly Payment (AMP) plan, you will have to pay the same amount on your monthly bill throughout the year.
What is PSO power pay?
Its “Power Pay” program allows customers to choose the amount they want to pre-pay and the method and frequency of payments. PSO deducts the pre-funded amount to pay for usage, which is calculated daily. These accounts do not require a deposit, a credit check or any reconnect fees.
