Lakeland Electric Bill Pay: A Comprehensive Guide

Lakeland Electric offers its customers various ways to pay their bills, including credit card payments, bank drafts, and in-person payments. This guide will discuss the different payment methods, how to use them, and the benefits of choosing each option.

Pay by Credit Card

Lakeland Electric allows customers to pay their bills using a credit or debit card through the KUBRA EZ-PAY payment service. This service is available 24/7, and customers can make payments online or over the phone. To use KUBRA EZ-PAY, customers must have their Lakeland Electric account number and a valid credit or debit card.

To pay by credit card, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Lakeland Electric website (www.lakelandelectric.com) and click on the “Billing & Payment” tab.
2. Select “Pay by Credit Card” from the drop-down menu.
3. Enter your Lakeland Electric account number and click “Next.”
4. Enter your credit or debit card information and click “Submit.”
5. Confirm your payment information and click “Pay Now.”

Benefits of Paying by Credit Card:

• Convenience: Paying by credit card is quick and easy, and customers can do it from anywhere, at any time.
• Security: Lakeland Electric uses secure servers to protect customer information, ensuring that credit card transactions are safe and secure.
• No Service Fee: If you sign up for paperless billing through My Account and pay with your bank account, no service fees will be applied.

Pay by Bank Draft

Another option for paying your Lakeland Electric bill is through bank draft. This involves automatically deducting the amount due from your bank account each month. To set up bank draft, customers need to provide their bank account information and authorization for Lakeland Electric to withdraw the funds.

To set up bank draft, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Lakeland Electric website (www.lakelandelectric.com) and click on the “Billing & Payment” tab.
2. Select “Pay by Bank Draft” from the drop-down menu.
3. Enter your Lakeland Electric account number and click “Next.”
4. Enter your bank account information and click “Submit.”
5. Confirm your bank account information and click “Save.”

Benefits of Paying by Bank Draft:

• Easy: Automatically deducting the amount due from your bank account each month is a convenient and hassle-free way to pay your bill.
• No Late Fees: With bank draft, you don’t have to worry about late fees, as the payment is automatically deducted on the due date.
• No Service Fee: There is no service fee associated with paying by bank draft.

In-Person Payments

Lakeland Electric also accepts in-person payments at their customer service locations. Customers can pay their bills using cash, check, or money order. To make an in-person payment, follow these steps:

1. Locate a Lakeland Electric customer service location near you.
2. Bring your Lakeland Electric bill and payment method (cash, check, or money order) to the customer service location.
3. Let the customer service representative know that you would like to make a payment.
4. They will assist you with the payment process and provide you with a receipt.

Benefits of In-Person Payments:

• Personalized Service: Customer service representatives are available to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have about your bill or payment.
• Immediate Processing: In-person payments are processed immediately, so you don’t have to wait for the payment to clear.
• No Service Fee: There is no service fee associated with in-person payments.

Conclusion

Lakeland Electric offers its customers various ways to pay their bills, including credit card payments, bank drafts, and in-person payments. Each payment method has its benefits, including convenience, security, and no service fees. Choose the payment method that best suits your needs and take control of your energy costs today.