Organization : Energy Australia
Type of Facility : Pay Your Bill Online
Country: Australia
Website : http://www.energyaustralia.com.au/residential/bills-and-accounts/bills-payments/payment-options
Pay Online : https://paypaperbills.postbillpay.com.au/postbillpay/default.aspx
Pay Your Bill Online :
Payment options:
All your online account needs in one secure place
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Now managing your account is easier with the introduction of My Account. Just take a few minutes to register for My Account, link your account number to the online profile, and save time in the future. If you prefer to pay your bill online without registering for My Account, please check your options below.
There are plenty of ways you can pay your residential account – simply choose the one that suits you best.
If you’ve signed on to an energy plan, you may have agreed to a certain payment method as part of your market contract with us. Refer to your contract terms and conditions for more details.
Pay my bill online:
You can pay your bill quickly and securely with your credit card through our online payment services. We accept MasterCard® and Visa credit cards and debit cards. We don’t charge any processing fees on credit card payments. Click here to pay online via Auspost
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Contact your bank, building society or credit union to make payments from your account. Your biller code can be found on your latest bill.
MailMail:
Post your cheque or money order with your payment slip (payable to EnergyAustralia) to the address shown on your bill.
Australia Post:
Take your bill to any Australia Post outlet to pay by cash, cheque or EFTPOS.
Call 131 816 to pay by phone or use Visa or MasterCard® to pay online at postbillpay.com.au. Your biller code can be found on your latest bill.
A personalised instalment plan may help:
With our personalised instalment plan you can pay your energy accounts in regular affordable instalments designed to suit your particular circumstances. Call us for more details and to activate this option.
Centrepay through Centrelink:
Centrepay is a voluntary payment method offered by Centrelink and available to all customers receiving Centrelink payments. Call us and we’ll set up a regular funds transfer for you.
Late payment fee:
A late payment fee may be charged to overdue accounts. If you’re worried you can’t pay on time, call us as soon as possible.
Pay by Direct Debit:
Direct Debit is the simple way to ensure your bills are paid on time, every time. You’ll still receive your bill to review before the payment is automatically deducted. Simply print out the form, fill it in and send it back to us.
Request a payment extension:
Need a bit more time to make a payment? You can submit a request for an extension on your bill either through our My Account area, or via the form below. Register for My Account in just a few minutes, and manage all your account details in one secure place.
If you need a bit more time to make a payment, let us know as early as you can. We can usually find a solution.
If you just need an extra week or two to pay a bill, request a payment extension now and we can automatically adjust the due date. You’ll just need to enter your account details and some information that can be found on your current bill.
Understanding your bill:
Given it’s our most common direct communication with you, it pays to understand the details of your bill.
Monitor your energy usage:
Understanding your energy bill can also place you in better control when it comes to monitoring how much energy you use.
Different types of bill:
Most of the time you probably just want to know what you need to pay and when.
But sometimes it helps to get a handle on the other details of your bill.
Take a look at different types of bill to view a sample gas bill, electricity bill and solar generation statement with explanations of each.
What is an estimated bill?:
For various reasons, sometimes it’s tricky for us or your energy distributor to retrieve data from your meter.
If that’s the case, your bill might end up being calculated based on your previous usage.
Find out how it works and how you can avoid receiving an estimated bill.
Our handy checklist details common reasons why electricity or gas bill may be higher than you expected.