You can pay your bill online, by phone, by mail or in person. You can even set up your bill to be paid automatically each month. The method you choose mostly depends on how much of a hurry you're in and how you like to manage your life.
This short video explains your options. Choose the method that's most convenient.
If you're in a hurry and need to pay your bill NOW, use Quick Bill Pay, My CenturyLink or pay by phone.
If you're tired of scrambling to get your bill paid by the due date, consider setting up an automatic payment. It's a lot easier than other payment methods. You just need to set up an account, and then your bill is paid each month without you having to think about it. You can still get a paper bill, and you can make changes to your account at any time.
If you'd prefer not to re-enter your personal information each time you pay a bill, set up an account.
If your stomach turns at the thought of creating yet another account, we understand. Use Quick Bill Pay to pay your bill online without setting up an account.
There is a small convenience fee to use a credit or debit card when paying your bill. There are two ways to avoid this fee and enjoy the ease of paying online:
Everyone says the computer is the be all and end all, but sometimes simpler is just as good. Paying by phone is a quick, same-day method. If you have time to drive somewhere, you can pay at one of our CenturyLink stores. Or, you can use the US Postal Service and drop your payment in the mail.
If you're ready to pay your bill but just realized you're missing a key bit of information, maybe we can help. Do you need a mailing address, phone number or payment location?
If you want to pay with cash, visit one of our CenturyLink stores. (Note: Not all our locations accept payments. To check if the one you want does, when you see the map, click the pin for the location. A pop-up box will appear with store information, including whether the location accepts payments.)