If your account balance remains unpaid, your service will be suspended after 62 days. You won't be able to make or receive calls and text messages, or use data. If you have a Protection Plan for your device(s), it will be canceled and can't be reinstated.

Most cable companies charge a late payment fee, and Spectrum is no exception. It does offer an unusually long grace period, though—you get thirty days after your due date to pay your bill. After that period, you'll be assessed a late fee of $8.95.

Important Billing Information If your account balance remains unpaid, your service will be suspended after 62 days.

One-time payments can be made with any credit or debit card. Note: Partial payments aren't accepted at this time. A one-time payment will have to cover the full balance on your account.

Failure to pay the bills on time (30 days in Spectrum's case) may result in discontinuation of services and even removal of all the equipment. Similarly, if you own multiple accounts like business and residential, a non-payment of bills for even one of them may result in loss of services on all the accounts.

Your first bill will include charges for services, equipment lease fees, installation charges and taxes. Statements after that should reflect charges for one-month advanced billing. You'll receive your first bill after installation, and subsequent bills 30 days later, per your billing cycle.

Failure to pay charges by the due date on the billing statement (including checks returned for insufficient funds) may result in suspension or disconnection of all Services, the removal of all Equipment and/or imposition of a late payment or service charge.