Usually you must be several months behind on payments before they can shut off power.
You could potentially get several months behind while "paying on the bill each month" if those payments were so small (e.g. $1 per month) as to have no practical effect on the accumulating balance due, but this might be a judgment call and talking to them about reasons you can't pay more at this time and how to get assistance would help prevent disconnection. However you made no comment on the size of the payments you are making, so I don't know if this is your case.
i am paying $75,000 a month...
You are usually paying for the past month.
Your are paying for the work of the electric power company and that is power in kilowatts times time in hours. You pay for "kilowatthours".
The importance of a cable bill is so that you know how much you are paying for your cable every month. The amount of the cable bill will be determined by the plan you picked when you signed up and the cable company you use.
When you keep paying your power bill.
If a person wants to pay an electric bill online but has no idea where to start, there is no need to stress. Many electricity companies simply have an online website that can be accessed, where a person can pay a bill every month. If a person does not know how to access this website, then he or she can just call the electricity company directly and associates at the company will help a person. Paying an electricity bill will save a person time and money. A person will not have to pay postage expenses by paying an electric bill online.
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Paying the power bill
Depending on what state you live in the power company will provide assistance thourgh its different charites. There are many non profit agency that will provide assitance in paying your electric bill.
5% interest is just 5% of the final monthly bill being added to your bill....say the bill is 100.00 a month...well you're gonna be paying 105.00 a month...
Some may be paying around $35 per month. I am paying $80 per month in Mount Greenwood.
When was it due? Have you spoken to your power company?