To mail your payment

If you have not created a login email address and password, follow these steps:

Note:For your security and privacy, setting up a password on Cox.com requires that you provide your Social Security Number so that we may confirm your authorization to access the account. If you do not have a Social Security Number, please call a Cox customer service representative to set up your password over the phone.

If your email address changes, simply log in to cox.com using your last email address and then select the Login Settings > Change login link on the left of the screen and update your email address.

Yes. In addition to providing your email address, you must accurately type in your password to access your account. Also, if you have shared your password and want to prevent anyone from changing it to lock you out, select the Login Settings > Change login link on the left of the screen and set up the secret question/secret answer key. That way, only you can access and change the password.

Click on the 'forgot password' link in the Customer Login box to reset your password. Enter the email address and associated Cox account number to have a new password sent to your email Inbox. If you have more than one Cox account number, you may use any of the account numbers you've associated with your email address. If you previously set up the secret question/secret answer key, then you can view and change your password. Otherwise, email or call your Cox customer service representative to reset your password, and then create secret question/secret answer key for future reference.

Statement balance: the balance that appeared on your last Cox bill statement.

Current balance: your statement balance minus any payments or credits made since your last bill statement. It may require up to 36 hours for payments to be reflected in your current balance.

Total applied payments: reflects the total payments applied since your last bill statement. It does not reflect credits.

Recent activity: shows detailed information on any payments or credits applied to your account.

The Statements link provides access to your most recent Cox bill, as well as your last eighteen statements.To view a billing statement, click on its link.

If the statement will not open, you may not have Adobe Acrobat Reader on your PC. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view your Cox bill image.

To download this software, scroll to the bottom of the "Your current billing information" page and click on the Adobe logo []. This software is free.

To print a statement, click on its link to open the statement and then click the printer symbol in the upper left corner.

To save a statement to your PC, click on the statement's link. Then click the disk symbol and follow the prompts.

If you receive separate billing statements from Cox, for example, one statement for digital telephone and one for cable service, then each statement will appear separately.

To make a payment, click the Make a payment button and follow the prompts.

Once a month, you will receive an email reminding you that your online bill has been updated to reflect your next payment. The email also includes a link to log into the Cox.com site and a partially masked Cox account number (e.g. xxx xxxx 1234567xx) for reference purposes.

Your bill cycle refers to the date your billing period ends each month. This date appears on your bill statement in several places. On the first page of your bill statement, it appears as "Current charges as of." It also appears in each detail section of your bill as "Monthly service from ____to ____."

Yes. Unless you sign up for Stop paper bill.

You will receive email reminders when your online bill is ready (or service-related emails about events that may impact your receipt of the monthly reminders), as part of this program. Because of your relationship with Cox, however, you may receive highly relevant service-related or special offer-related messages as well. If at any time you do not wish to receive these types of emails, you will be given the opportunity to remove your email address from our marketing list by clicking the "unsubscribe" link that appears at the bottom of our marketing email messages. Opting out of the marketing emails will not interfere with your ability to receive your online bill monthly email reminders.

You will recognize your monthly reminders by the email From address -CoxCom.Services@cox.com - and the Subject line, "Your Cox bill is ready on www.cox.com ."

If you wish to discontinue receiving your monthly email reminders, you will be able to turn off this service by logging into the View / Pay Bill area on www.cox.com and selecting Update Account.

Cox will not share or sell the email addresses of its customers to any unaffiliated third parties. If you have opted in to receive special offer email communications through one of our marketing programs, or if you are a Cox High Speed Internet customer, Cox may send messages containing special offers in partnership with a third party. However, these messages would only feature selected, value-added benefits that are relevant to Cox Communications customers.

To stop receiving a paper bill from Cox, follow these steps:

You will automatically begin receiving a monthly email bill reminder from Cox to ensure that you receive up-to-date information concerning your account. This will be sent to the same email address you use to login on www.cox.com.

Any required notices that are normally mailed with your printed bill statement, such as pricing, channel changes, and privacy notices will also be emailed to you.

If your service is disconnected for any reason, Cox will automatically begin sending your paper bill statement again to ensure that you continue to receive up-to-date information about your account.

EasyPay is an automatic and recurring payment program that allows customers to pay their Cox bill each month automatically from a bank account or credit card. Learn more about EasyPay or sign up now.

Currently, you must sign up for Stop paper bill through our Cox.com web site to ensure valid entry of your email address. Also, signing up through Cox.com assures us that you have access to your bill online and have provided us with an email address for critical communications, such as government mandated regulatory notices and other announcements.

If services are disconnected, such as High Speed Internet service, then email may be undeliverable. Cox restarts the paper bill rather than relying on email.