To enroll in the pre-authorized debit plan you will need to print out and complete the application form, which you can find on Just Energy's website. However, you might risk facing insufficient funds charges if you do not have enough money in your account to pay your bill (or have bank-approved overdraft protection). This saves you the time of paying your bill and means that you can avoid late-payment fees. Through Just Energy's Pre-Authorized Debit program, you continue to receive a monthly bill, but your bill amount is automatically debited from your bank account on the due date for payment. Make sure to have your 10-digit account number with you when you want to pay your bill. However, you will need to have already registered Just Energy as a payee (online, at your branch, or through telephone banking). ATM: You may be able to pay your bill at an ATM.Each subsequent time you pay over the phone you may need to enter (partially or in full).

If you choose to pay over the phone using this service, you will need to set up Just Energy as a payee and will need your 10-digit account number.

Telephone Banking: Some banks offer a telephone payment service, an automated system that allows you to pay your bills at any time.

For this you will need your 10-digit Just Energy account number so that your payment goes to the right place.

Online: Similarly, the first time that you pay your bill you will need to set up Just Energy as a payee in your personal online banking account.

You will need to bring your bill with you to do this, but shouldn't need to present your bill every time you go to your bank to pay. At Your Bank Branch: If you choose to pay your bill at the local branch of your bank you will need to register Just Energy as a payee the first time you go to pay.There are several ways to pay your Just Energy bill at your bank:

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