Outstanding Account Balance. If, for any reason, you continue to receive electricity service when your account balance is equal to or less than $0.00, your account will continue to accrue all charges for the electricity service received. When your account balance is equal to or less than $0.00, First Choice Power may request that the TDU interrupt your electricity service. If the TDU performs interruption of your electricity service, then any costs incurred on your account while waiting for the TDU to perform an interruption may result in an increased outstanding account balance owed on your account. Unless stated in this Agreement, any account balance less than $0.00 must be paid in full before your electricity service will resume. Insufficient Funds & Returned Payments: We charge a $25.00 fee on all returned electronic payments or rejected credit card payments that were not processed because of: (1) insufficient funds; (2) a lack of available credit; (3) stopped payment; or (4) any other reason(s) for returns. Any electronic transfer returned by a bank for insufficient or unavailable funds will be treated as if we received no valid prepayment at all. We are not responsible for notifying you of returned electronic payments. If no valid prepayment is received and your balance is equal to or less than $0.00, First Choice Power may request that your TDU interrupt your electricity service.
Outstanding Account Balance. The smart meter is managed by the TDSP. If due to technical difficulties, electric service continues after the account balance reaches $0.00, your account will continue to accrue all charges for the electricity service received. When your PH account is equal or less than $0.00, PH will request the TDSP to interrupt your service. If the TDSP performs the interruption, then any costs incurred on your account while waiting for the TDU to perform an interruption may result in an increased outstanding balance.
Outstanding Account Balance. If, for any reason, you continue to receive electricity service when your account balance is equal to or less than $0.00, your account will continue to accrue all charges for the electricity service received. When your account balance is equal to or less than $0.00, Direct Energy may request that the TDU interrupt your electricity service. If the TDU performs interruption of your electricity service, then any costs incurred on your account while waiting for the TDU to perform an interruption may result in an increased outstanding account balance owed on your account. Unless stated in this Agreement, any account balance less than $0.00 must be paid in full before your electricity service will resume.
Outstanding Account Balance. If, for any reason, you continue to receive electricity service when your account balance is equal to or less than $0.00, your account will continue to accrue all charges for the electricity service received. When your account balance is equal to or less than $0.00, CPL may request that the TDU interrupt your electricity service. If the TDU performs interruption of your electricity service, then any costs incurred on your account while waiting for the TDU to perform an interruption may result in an increased outstanding account balance owed on your account. Unless stated in this Agreement, any account balance less than $0.00 must be paid in full before your electricity service will resume. Insufficient Funds & Returned Payments: We charge a $25.00 fee on all returned electronic payments or rejected credit card payments that were not processed because of: (1) insufficient funds; (2) a lack of available credit; (3) stopped payment; or (4) any other reason(s) for returns. Any electronic transfer returned by a bank for insufficient or unavailable funds will be treated as if we received no valid prepayment at all. We are not responsible for notifying you of returned electronic payments. If no valid prepayment is received and your balance is equal to or less than $0.00, CPL may request that your TDU interrupt your electricity service. Deferred Payment Plan: If at any time your account balance has a negative balance of $50.00 or more due to an extreme weather emergency, under billing, or during a state of disaster declared by the governor pursuant to Texas Government Code §418.014, if the customer is in an area covered by the declaration and the commission directs that deferred payment plans be offered, you may be eligible to enroll in a Deferred Payment Plan (“Payment Plan”). You must contact Customer Service to request enrollment in the Payment Plan. You must repay your Payment Plan balance over time as part of future prepayments, up to 50% of all future prepayments being used to pay the Payment Plan balance until the plan is fully paid. If you establish a Payment Plan we may put a switch-hold on your account that will be removed after your deferred balance is paid and processed. If you are disconnected for nonpayment while a switch-hold is in place a payment will be required to resume service and you may not obtain services from another provider until you pay the total deferred balance. If you establish a Payment Plan, we’ll confirm the details of the plan in ...
Outstanding Account Balance. If, for any reason, you continue to receive electricity service when your account balance is equal to or less than $0.00, your account will continue to accrue all charges for the electricity service received. When your account balance is equal to or less than $0.00, CPL may request that the TDU interrupt your electricity service. If the TDU performs interruption of your electricity service, then any costs incurred on your account while waiting for the TDU to perform an interruption may result in an increased outstanding account balance owed on your account. Unless stated in this Agreement, any account balance less than $0.00 must be paid in full before your electricity service will resume. Insufficient Funds & Returned Payments We charge a $25 fee on all returned electronic payments or rejected credit card payments that were not processed because of: (1) insufficient funds; (2) a lack of available credit; or (3) stopped payment
