Analyzing your
bills over a longer period of time is usually a better gauge for comparison.
If an offering
has a higher customer service charge, ask the marketer what additional
services will be provided.
If you're going
to get the same level of customer service, then you must decide whether
it is really in your best interest to enroll in a program that has a higher
customer service charge? What fees are you expected to pay if you make
future changes? Also, ask about early termination fees.
The deregulated
natural gas industry is not "one size fits all."
Therefore,
consumers must decide what is important to them. Is it a lower rate (cents-per-therm),
excellent customer service, the ability to speak directly with marketer
personnel or interact with a voice response unit?
There are other
considerations consumers must take into account. In any event, education
is the key to any decision you make to insure that you get the best value
for your dollar.
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