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    Georgia Power offering installment payment plans after Hurricane Helene

    By Natasha Young,

    1 days ago

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    SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Georgia Power announced Thursday that they will offer installment payment plans following the impact of Hurricane Helene.

    The payment plans are supposed to allow customers to pay their current account balance over multiple months, Georgia Power said.

    Enrollment for Installment Payment Plans is available through Nov. 30, 2024.

    The company said they previously announced efforts to extend and expand customer assistance options following the hurricane, with disconnections suspended, eligible late fees waived and collection activities paused for residential and business customers through December 15, 2024.

    Under this initiative, eligible customers may choose to pay their balance over a period of 2, 4 or 6 months in equal installments which will be added to future payments, Georgia Power said. Existing late fees will not be included and, once an installment payment plan is established, customers will need to make timely payments to prevent any collection activities.

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    Georgia Power said they encourage customers to continue paying their bills on their usual billing cycle and avoid falling behind.

    Customers can enroll online by logging into their account and visiting the Payment Arrangements page, or through the company’s automated phone system at 877-403-7149 . If enrolling via the automated phone system, customers will be asked to provide the phone number and social security number associated with their account to verify eligibility.

    Additional information including a step-by-step guide and frequently asked questions, is available at GeorgiaPower.com/HurricaneSupport .

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    kimberly johnson
    18h ago
    Georgia power has increased everybody's electric bill without one concern over a natural disaster or ppl not being able to afford costly increases now most of us have been without lights for 5 or more days & lost all of our food that by the way cost an arm & a leg & no one is helping with that but now they are about to burden ppl with adding there previous high bill to the monthly which will make it more unaffordable this absolutely nuts they shouldn't have ever put tht increase on our bills like where's the extra money gonna come from🤷🏽‍♀️
    Jacquelin Kelly
    21h ago
    does jemc offer same?
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