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Online
Billing Help
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Online billing supports Internet Explorer 4.0 and higher, Netscape
4.01 and higher or Firefox browsers |
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Drop the last two numbers of your account number when logging in.
For example, if your account number is 123401, type 1234. |
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Use the password shown on
your electric bill to log on for the first time. You will be
prompted to change it to your own password. |
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Choose a password that is not obvious. A combination of letters and
numbers is best. |
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If you want to print a
copy of the bill, click on the "Print Preview" button below the
bill. If you pay by credit card, be patient and give the system time
to verify it.
CAUTION:
If you click the "Submit Payment" button more than once
before the system is finished, your credit card will be charged as
many times as you click the button. |
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After you pay, either
print out the acknowledgement screen or write down the transaction
number. |
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When you pay online, you
will still receive a bill in the mail. Depending on the time of your
billing cycle when you pay online, your monthly bill may still show
a balance due. |
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If your credit card
payment is rejected, you will see an error screen. No payment will
be posted to either your credit card or electric account.
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Information
about SEDC

When you pay your electric bill online, you will notice the online
billing page looks different from the rest of the Grady EMC website.
This is because you have been redirected to
Southeastern Data Cooperative's (SEDC) online billing website. They
manage
the billing and payment system for Grady EMC. Be rest assured that this
is a secure site for processing your transaction.
Note: Your monthly
credit card or bank statement will list SEDC as the payee instead
of Grady EMC.
Southeastern Data Cooperative is a member owned data processing
cooperative that has been providing end-to-end Consumer Billing (CIS)
and Accounting solutions to electric distribution cooperatives and
municipal utility providers since 1971. Currently SEDC serves over 170
utility providers in 28 states.
For more
information:
Southeastern Data Cooperative |