The Commonwealth Edison Company is the largest electric utility in Illinois and is a subsidiary of the Chicago-based Exelon Corporation. The Exelon company has over 10 million electricity and natural gas customers. ComEd has more than 4 million customers in northern Illinois, and their service territory is between Iroquois County, the Wisconsin border, Iowa border, and the Indiana border. Here’s how ComEd’s payment system works, along with everything you need to know about their electric rates.byAmanda SmithPosted December 11, 20228m Read
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Commonwealth Edison Company Bill Payment: Everything You Need to Know
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How to Pay Your Bill
There are five ways to pay your ComEd bill. You can change your payment method at any time.
- Online: You can sign in and pay your ComEd bill online using your bank account or credit/debit card. You can also make a one-time online guest payment without creating an account.
- Automatic Payment: You can set up Automatic Payments to make automatic recurring payments. You can start Automatic Payments here, but you need a ComEd account to do so.
- In-Person: You can pay your bill in person at any authorized agent or payment location near you. You can go here and find a payment location near you by entering your ZIP code. Keep in mind that some of the payment locations may be temporarily unavailable due to the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).
- Pay by Mail: You can mail a payable check using your bill return envelope. You can learn more here.
- Pay by Phone: You can pay your bill on the phone using your credit/debit card or bank account.
You can learn more about payment options here.
Commonwealth Edison Company Bill Payment
The Commonwealth Edison Company is the largest electric utility in Illinois and is a subsidiary of the Chicago-based Exelon Corporation. The Exelon company has over 10 million electricity and natural gas customers. ComEd has more than 4 million customers in northern Illinois, and their service territory is between Iroquois County, the Wisconsin border, Iowa border, and the Indiana border. Here’s how ComEd’s payment system works, along with everything you need to know about their electric rates.byAmanda SmithPosted December 11, 20228m Read
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FAQ
What is the number for 800 334 7661?
Where is my Commonwealth Edison bill?
How do I pay my ComEd Bill?
There are five ways to pay your ComEd bill. You can change your payment method at any time. Online: You can sign in and pay your ComEd bill online using your bank account or credit/debit card. You can also make a one-time online guest payment without creating an account.
What is ComEd’s new customer billing system?
In mid-February, ComEd plans to launch a new customer billing system that will provide all residential and business customers with a new, unique account number.
How do I pay my bill?
Mail a payment using your bill return envelope, or call us to make a payment. Eligible customers can extend their bill due date by up to 21 days. Pay your bill in person. Locate an authorized agent near you. If you are having difficulty paying your bill, we may be able to help. Manage and pay your bills in the app or online with ease.
What payment plans does ComEd offer?
ComEd has several payment plan options for different customers. Here are three payment programs they currently offer. Budget Billing: Budget Billing helps you avoid seasonal fluctuations by paying the same bill amount each month throughout the year.
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