Learn about how to pay your bill, how to set up auto payment, how to cancel account and contact customer support for ugi utilities bill pay by using the official links that we have provided below.
Enroll in Autopay – UGI Utilities
https://www.ugi.com/payments-billing/autopay/
UGI allows customers to set up automatic payments on their bills with autopay. You can still view your bill online each month and get email reminders.
Customer Payments and Billing – UGI Utilities
https://www.ugi.com/payments-billing/
Call 800-276-2722 to pay your bill through an automated phone system. You will need your UGI account number during the call. To pay with a credit or debit card, select options 3, 1, 3, 2 after selecting your languague preference. To pay from a bank account Monday-Friday 8AM – 5PM, select options 3, 1, 3, 1 after selecting your languague preference.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I pay my Ugi Bill?
Your monthly GI Bill payment may be less than your monthly rate for one of these reasons:
- You attended classes for only part of the month. Classes often begin and end somewhere in the middle of a month, instead of on the first and last day of …
- We overpaid you at some point in the past. If we discover an overpayment, we’ll need to pay you less for one or more payments.
- You reduced your enrollment hours during the term. …
Where can I pay my electric bill?
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How do you pay electricity bill?
They cannot:
- Help you apply for Lifeline
- Buy more minutes
- Sort out your bill
- Replace lost or broken handsets
- Help you get specific information about your service plan
How do you check your electricity bill?
There’s a few ways to do this:
- Monitor your daily usage by taking readings from your meter
- Get a smart meter so you can monitor it from the display
- Check your latest energy bill – it should have your monthly consumption/use and your annual estimated usage