How to Pay NYSEG Bill: Payment Options Guide

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Here’s a detailed guide on how you can pay your NYSEG bill efficiently:

1. Pay Online

• NYSEG Website: Log in to NYSEG's website and navigate to the "Pay My Bill" section. You can make a secure payment using your bank account, credit, or debit card.
• Guest Payment: If you don't have an online account, use the guest payment feature to pay by providing your account number and billing zip code.

2. Automatic Payments

• Enroll in AutoPay: Set up AutoPay through your NYSEG online account. This feature allows you to link your bank account for automatic deductions each month, so you never miss a due date and can avoid late fees.

3. Pay by Phone

• Call NYSEG: Dial 800-600-2275 to make a payment through the automated phone system. Make sure to have your NYSEG account number and payment information ready.

4. Pay by Mail

• Mail Your Payment: Send a check or money order along with your payment slip to the address provided on your NYSEG bill. To avoid any late fees, ensure that you mail your payment at least a few days before the due date.

5. Pay in Person

• Authorized Payment Centers: Visit an authorized payment location near you. Use the NYSEG payment center locator to find a convenient location. Be aware that some centers may charge a small service fee for processing your payment.

6. Financial Assistance Programs

• If you’re experiencing financial hardship, NYSEG offers assistance and payment programs to help you manage your bill. Contact NYSEG customer service at 800-572-1111 to discuss your options.

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Tips for Managing Your NYSEG Bill

• Sign Up for Alerts: Get notifications about your bill due date and payment confirmation by signing up for alerts on the NYSEG website.
• Budget Billing: Consider enrolling in NYSEG's Budget Billing program, which spreads your energy costs evenly throughout the year, helping you budget better.