Payment Options

Bank Draft (Automatic Payment Authorization)

By allowing Co-Mo to draft your bank account for your electric bill each month, you will save time and money. With a draft account, your electric bill is drafted on the due date printed on your bill.

Bank draft is beneficial to you for several reasons:

1. You'll continue to get a copy of your bill.
2. You'll avoid paying late fees because the amount of your bill is automatically deducted from your checking/savings account or debit/credit card.
3. Bank draft combined with Budget Billing helps with your monthly household budget and is a convenience for you.

For information about signing up for this service, click here.

For information about removing account(s) from this service (requires verbal confirmation), call (800) 781-0157 or e-mail customerservice@co-mo.coop.

Need to change information on your existing account(s) on bank draft?

1. Want to update the expiration date for existing credit/debit card on file? Call (800) 781-0157 or e-mail customerservice@co-mo.coop.
2. Want to change the existing credit/debit card number to a new one? Fill out a new Payment Options form and send it to our office.
3. Want to change the existing bank account number to a new one? Send in a voided check from the new bank account to our office.  

Download Payment Options form (pdf)
Download Budget Billing form (pdf)

Mail:
Co-Mo Electric Cooperative
ATTN: Customer Service
P.O. Box 220
Tipton, MO 65081

Fax: (660) 433-5731

E-mail: customerservice@co-mo.coop

Online Payments

By paying online, members can easily pay using a credit/debit card or checking/savings account. This option saves you time and allows you flexibility to pay your monthly bill 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Co-Mo offers a secure site for online bill pay.

Click here to pay online

Phone Payments

Our Customer Service Representatives are available from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday to take your payment. Call (800) 781-0157

Having trouble paying your bill? These agencies might be able to help.

Contact the Agency located in the county in which you reside.  Please note: the Department of Social Services does not help with payment toward electric bills, but they can help with other needed items.

North of Hwy 52:

                       
South of Hwy 52: