I need a favor, and you can save some $!

[emerica4601]

What's up guys,

I've been looking to pay off my college tab and put down a nice chunk towards a house. I joined partnership with a company called Stream Energy, and could use your customer credit to help me out!

If everybody has been listening to the news lately, you would know that PECO and PPL have divided up their sales into subdivisions. You can now purchase your Energy bill through one of these sub companies to save money.

That's the plain and simple. Stream Energy has the lowest kw/h rate out of all the companies. NO sign up fee, no cancellation fee. PECO or PPL still do your services. They still check your meter. They still come to your house for issues. The only thing that changes, is your lower bill.

I'll stop right there. Check out my link to get some more information, or just read the paper. My parents have saved $26 per month, and others have saved up to $49.

Help a local MACA member out and save some money at the same time!

http://joenyahay.mystreamenergy.biz


Thanks!

Joe :banana: :coolman:

 

[TRBO VNM]

I didn't check the link yet, but anything for us MD people?

 

[FISHTAIL]

Smeco is already pretty good man. It's a not for profit, so we get money back at the end of the year if they charged the people at large to much money. Not that you shouldn't look into it, but I'd be surprised if it was much better.

 

[emerica4601]

I should have stated that this is for PA membes only .... for people who have PECO or PPL services now

 

[Cookieman00x]

While the KW/H goes lower, arent the distribution charges greater?

It was my understanding that other companies get charged lower KW/h rates from generation from Exelon (PECO's parent company) but they pay the premium to use PECO's distribution network.

 

[ScottinSSMD]

For you Marylander's, don't sing anything until you research these multi-level-marketing groups. Some will actually make you sign a contract, have high early termination fees, and horrible customer service. They just take over the billings and have nothing to do with the lines and maintenance. I know nothing of VA or PA groups like this one here.

 

[FISHTAIL]

Yeah, deregulation actually turned out to be a bad idea. I'll stick with smeco, they've been good to us so far.

 

[Cookieman00x]

For you Marylander's, don't sing anything until you research these multi-level-marketing groups. Some will actually make you sign a contract, have high early termination fees, and horrible customer service. They just take over the billings and have nothing to do with the lines and maintenance. I know nothing of VA or PA groups like this one here.

In PECO (PA) territory they dont take over the billing. Peco still does it.

 

[wheelhopper]

My provider is BG&E. There kw rate was high so I switched it to another company and saved about 2 cents per kw. BG&E is terrible for pricing, I wish I had SMECO.

 

[emerica4601]

to find out info on us and the others, go to www.pspowerswitch.com

plain and simple, save money. check this link and my link in the first post

 

[Cookieman00x]

Well, from my understanding, while you are paying less for the electric generation, you still pay peco about 15.88 +/- cents per kWh for billing, distribution, line upkeep ect..

Also, most of these companies have a variable rate that has the potential to raise higher then the expected 5% increase in rates from PECO.

Id love to see a sample bill from them to see total KW/h used VS total cost of the bill.


Also, its PA Power Switch - Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission

 

[emerica4601]

^ good observation however the rate has never gone higher than peco or PPL since we've existed. check out some homework.

 

[emerica4601]

Nobody wants to save money in Pennsylvania?

TTT

 

[GT500RedStripe]

What is the generation cost per KWH? That is the big question. Local power company charges for distribution remain the same.