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I thought this would be an easy way to rate Respond Power and talk to other Respond Power customers. This is where Respond Powers website sends you if you need information. As far as I can see this is nothing more than a place for competeing electric companies to advertise and talk up there Utility Services. This absolutly no help to consumers with actual questions or problems.
All you people changing your electric suppliers beware. If you have to go through one supplier to get a better rate from another and you have any kind of past due balance your service can be turned off if you dont pay the past due balance in full.
LET THE BUYER BEWARE.
I am not sure why they sent you to this site. This site allows all opinions so yes you could post negative feedback or positive on any provider you wish. I went to Respond Power’s website today and it looks like they only sell electricity in Pennsylvania at this time. Regarding past due balances, yes you can get your power turned off if you owe a past due balance with a different provider.
There is an exception to this rule though. If you dispute the balance due with the Public Utility Commission in your state in most states you are only required to pay the undisputed charges. In a situation like this so long as you are in the right you should be able to move on to a new provider and not have to worry about your power being shutoff.