Dealing with bills is often seen as a hassle – writing checks, finding stamps, remembering due dates. But it doesn’t have to be. Georgia Power offers an innovative barcode system to make paying your electric bill fast, easy, and convenient. Keep reading to learn how Georgia Power’s barcode takes the frustration out of bill pay.
What is the Georgia Power Barcode?
The Georgia Power barcode is a scannable code located on the back of your Georgia Power bill. This barcode contains your account information so that when scanned at checkout, the payment amount is immediately applied to your electric account.
It’s a simple yet brilliant concept that saves customers time and eliminates the need to manually enter account numbers or carry around paper bills. The barcode does all the work for you!
How Does the Barcode System Work?
Using the barcode to pay your Georgia Power bill is a breeze
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Locate the barcode on the back of your latest bill
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Bring the barcode with you when shopping at participating retailers including Kroger, Walmart, CVS, Dollar General, and many more.
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When checking out, have the cashier scan your Georgia Power barcode.
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The payment amount is deducted from your total
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Your electric bill is paid!
It’s that easy. The entire process takes seconds. No more writing checks or dealing with stamps. Just scan and pay!
The barcode can be used at over 3,000 authorized payment locations across Georgia so you can pay your electric bill conveniently during everyday shopping trips.
Paying Your Bill Has Never Been Easier
The Georgia Power barcode offers many benefits that save customers time and hassle:
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Fast checkout – No more fumbling through your wallet for account info. Scan the barcode in seconds.
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Immediate posting – Payments post to your account as soon as the barcode is scanned.
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Payment reminders – The barcode is right on your bill so you remember to pay.
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Secure payments – Barcode shields account details for security.
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Accessible – Use at thousands of retail locations across Georgia.
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Digital access – Retrieve your barcode online if you misplace your bill.
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Multiple payment methods – Use cash, check, or debit/credit cards.
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Payment receipts – Get digital receipts by retrieving your barcode online.
The barcode gives Georgia Power customers a better, faster bill payment experience.
Retrieve Your Barcode Online
Never worry about misplacing your paper bill again! Georgia Power lets you retrieve your barcode online using your account number.
To access your barcode:
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Enter your Georgia Power account number
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View and print your barcode
You can also save the barcode on your phone to have it handy for payments on the go.
Retrieving your barcode online gives you instant access anytime.
Join The Digital Payment Revolution
Paying bills doesn’t have to be a source of stress. By utilizing Georgia Power’s innovative barcode technology, you can complete electric payments seamlessly in just seconds during everyday shopping trips.
Over 3,000 authorized payment locations across Georgia accept the Georgia Power barcode, making bill pay more convenient than ever. Ditch the checks, stamps, and hassle. Join the digital payment revolution with the Georgia Power barcode!
Georgia Power’s Customer Care Website – Pay Your Electric Bill Easily
FAQ
How do I get a barcode to pay my Georgia Power bill?
The Georgia Power CheckOut barcode is located on the back of your bill. Click here to retrieve your Georgia Power CheckOut barcode or find APL locations near you.
How do I pay my power bill in Georgia Power?
Calling 1‑888‑660‑5890 24 hours a day, seven days a week will let you send your payment directly to Georgia Power Company. Log in to your account and enter your bank account and routing number to use a checking or savings account to pay.
How do I prepay my GA power bill by phone?
You can sign up over the phone by calling 1-877-506-3905. Just bring your name, address, and Social Security number (SSN) if you’re a new customer. You can also bring a picture ID and proof of residency, like a phone bill.
How late can you be on your electric bill before they shut it off in Georgia Power?
If a bill isn’t paid within 45 days of the statement date, electric service to a home may be cut off. Upon Customer Request. When service to the customer constitutes an immediate hazard to persons or property. By order of the Georgia Public Service Commission, a court, or any other authorized public agency.
How do I pay my Georgia Power checkout Bill?
Pay your bill at any Authorized Payment Location (APL). Easily find a location near you by clicking the button below or texting GPPAY to 99123. Text STOP to cancel, HELP for info. Message and data rates may apply. You can either show the Georgia Power CheckOut barcode or the account number on your bill to get the payment put on the right account.
How do I make a Georgia Power payment?
You’ll need your account number and/or account access code to make your payment. You can also make payments on the Georgia Power app. Download for free: (). How can I pay? You can pay online, with Auto Pay, in person, over the phone, or through the mail.
Where can I Find my Georgia Power checkout barcode?
The Georgia Power CheckOut barcode is located on the back of your bill. Click here to retrieve your Georgia Power CheckOut barcode or find APL locations near you. Step 1: Have your barcode ready when you approach a register. Or, if at Walmart, go to the customer service or Money Center counter with your barcode.
How do I pay my bill online?
Pay your bill online for a fast and secure experience. Logging in allows you to store your banking information securely online. You will need to show your bill and your account number in order to pay your bill without logging in. Pay your bill easily online using your checking or savings account.
How do I pay my bill online without logging in?
Logging in allows you to store your banking information securely online. You will need to show your bill and your account number in order to pay your bill without logging in. View and manage your account from the palm of your hand! Digital Wallet and linking to your checking account make it easy and safe to pay your bills.
