Paying online is quick and easy with CenturyLink. There are 3 great options―each way the payment made is registered in your account right away.
- Use the Quick Bill Pay option―you don’t need to log into your account. All you need is your account number and some other basic account information.
- Use My CenturyLink Portal. You can manage your account and billing via the portal. You can also set up AutoPay, sign up for paperless billing, and save your payment information for future use.
- Accepted modes of payment include: checking or savings account, debit or a major credit card (VISA, MasterCard or Discover), and in some areas your ATM card or Money Market account.
- A convenience fee of $3.50 is charged if you use a Credit or Debit card when you make a one-time payment via a debit or credit card. To avoid that you can make an online payment via your bank account.
Download the My CenturyLink app for your Android or Apple device. And, all it’d take is a few clicks and a few swipes before you are done making your CenturyLink payment. Via the app you can also view your billing, manage your products and services, update account information, and access tech support.
- Remember, when you make a one-time payment using a credit or debit card, you’ll be charged a $3.50 convenience fee. To avoid you can use your bank account instead.
If you choose to pay your bill over the phone there are 2 ways you can do it―either ask a customer service representative to process it, or use the automated phone system and follow the prompts.
- To pay your CenturyLink bill by phone call 1-800-244-1111.
- Make sure you have your CenturyLink account number and payment information handy.
- You can pay via your checking or savings account, or a debit or major credit card (VISA, MasterCard, Discover).
- There is a convenience fee of $3.50 if you want an agent to take your payment. And, also if you pay via a credit or debit card. To avoid that use your bank account to make the payment.
If you wish to make your payment in-person, so you are able to speak to a person face-to-face, or make the payment in cash, you can do so via CheckFreePay agents or Western Union agents in many CenturyLink cities.
If you prefer traditional, you may just want to send your check or money order via snail mail.
- Write your account number on the check or the money order.
- Write the correct mailing address on a new plain envelope or use the pre-addressed envelope provided by CenturyLink. The payment address varies by the state of residence, so make sure you use the address printed on your paper bill.
- Enclose the remittance slip you received with your paper bill along the payment to ensure efficient processing.
- Remember you must not opt for a mail-in payment if you are running behind, and don’t think the payment will reach CenturyLink in due time.
