Disconnect Fees and Problems (350 reviews)
Disconnected & Billing issues
“ My services were disconnected yesterday when I got home for no reason at all! The customer care department stated that there was an move out order placed on my account, which is not true my contract was up on the 20th and I didn't renew yet because I'm moving and wanted to make sure that they service my area first. I called to see if they did service my new address and I was told yes, however I later found out by Garland utilities that they didn't. I stated to the rep at least 3 times that I just wanted to confirm, that was all I was doing. The level of customer service I received was terrible! I'm 7 months pregnant and had to sleep in the cold and maneuver through my home with no electricity for me and my family which consists of two children ages 4, 5 and my husband. My food in my fridge is bad now and Green Mountain could care less. ”
December 28th, 2011
Beware of AMBIT billing practices.
“ If you miss a month's payment, the unpaid balance will not appear in subsequent bills until after your power has been disconnected and you get charged a hefty re-connection fee, security deposit, and your introductory rate is replaced with the AMBIT "standard" rate. I missed my June payment, but when the outstanding balance did not appear in my July or August electric bills, I erroneously assumed that it had been paid. My error cost me several hundred dollars. I also lost my introductory rate. I had reservations about signing up with AMBIT because of on-line reviews I had read, but I did it as a favor to my neighbor. Fortunately, I only have two months before my contract is up and I can switch electricity providers without further penalties. I was wrong in missing my June payment, but I think that AMBIT's practice of not rolling over outstanding balances is dishonest. They make it very easy to default. Buyer beware! ”
September 7th, 2011
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