Where Can I Pay My Time Warner Cable Bill?

Making your Time Warner Cable bill is easy using one of the seven methods Spectrum has in place. Where you pay your bill can be as close as your phone or computer at home, or you can drive to a location across town. You can also send your payment over several states through the mail, or by calling a payment processing center on the phone.

Time Warner Cable, now Spectrum, offers internet, telephone, and cable services to millions of customers. As a customer, making on-time monthly payments prevents disruptions in your services. Where can you pay your Time Warner Cable bill? You can learn more about services and billing by calling customer support here, and below are ways you can pay your monthly bill.

Paying Your Time Warner Cable Bill

There are seven ways you can pay your Time Warner bill: online, via the mobile app, over the phone, through your bank's website, at any Spectrum store, third-party agents, or by mail. Where you make your payment may be as close as the computer in your living room, or several miles ways at a Spectrum store or payment processing center.

Online

To pay your Time Warner bill online, follow these steps:

Open Spectrum in your computer browser.
Log into your primary or admin account.
Go to "Billing" and select "Make a Payment" or "Pay My Bill."
Enter your credit or debit card number or your checking or savings account information.
Follow the prompts on your screen to confirm and submit your payment.

Mobile App

Payments can be made using the mobile app with these steps:

Open the Spectrum app on your mobile device.
Log into your account.
Tap on "Billing" and select "Make a Payment."
Adjust the payment amount, date, or method if necessary.
Review the information entered. If it is correct, tap "Make a Payment" to submit.

Telephone

You can call Spectrum here to make your payment over the telephone. Provide the customer service representative with your name, service address, account number, and payment method.

Bank Website

At your bank's website, you can log into your account and make Spectrum a payee on the account. This allows Spectrum to automatically draft your monthly payment from your checking or savings account.

In-Store

Visit any Spectrum store in your area to make a payment in person. In-store payments can be made with credit or debit cards, personal checks, money orders, or cash. You can use the "store locator" link on Spectrum's website to find a store near you.

Third-Party Agents

In some areas, you may be able to use a third-party agent such as Western Union or MoneyGram, or work with an area retailer such as Walmart, to pay your monthly Time Warner bill. Convenience fees may apply when using this method of payment.

Mail

The final option you have to make your Time Warner payment is via mail. When using this method, send a check or money order. Never send cash as a form of payment through the mail.

Spectrum makes it easy for customers to pay their bills. Using one of the above mentioned methods will keep your account current allowing you to enjoy all your services. For more information or assistance, contact Time Warner Cable customer support here.

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