Service at locations 128645124, 128645397, 128645249, under tax id 48-1255492 Mike Copeland Enterprise Inc., has nothing to do with these accounts at all concerning utilities. we are not associated at all with these accounts and your company needs to remove our tax id.and your customers service just hung up on me!!! I am furious. How can a business use our tax id and the id is not checked. I do not know if customer does not pay thier bill the repercusions of this but reject any liability!!! Get your paperwork correct! We have a buisness at 6802 Old Tom Box Road, Jacksonville, AR 72076 and at this time with electric co op. We are moving our office to Beebe arkansas and attempting to start service with your company and this issue was brought to our attention. Please fix.
Criselda Hemm
The day I ordered new service I was given a turn on date for the next day. I was told the time would be between 8am-5pm. I took off work to be home since I”m the only adult in the home and an adult had to be present to turn on services. Around noon I get a call that my service day will have to be rescheduled for the following day d/t an emergency and the workers are needed to asst with that! So here we are on the third day, I”ve been waiting all am…no call, so I go to work at 12. I get a call @ 1:40 pm and I say I”m in route. I get to my home at 2:10 and the tech is already gone leaving a note on my door to reschedule! Mind you he didn”t write the time he was there only checking the pm box. I call Centerpoint and was told there was nothing they could do but reschedule me for Monday. They said the tech said he was @ my home till 2:20 which was a lie. I was home on the phone with them before 2:20. I”m so upset. No hot water and its the weekend. Centerpoint has lying techs that don”t want to do their jobs and absolutely no good customer service. Although the ppl I talked to on the phone were nice, they didn”t do anything to help me.
Peggy Nash
The Centerpoint meter reader”s unauthorized access to our yard caused our older dog injuries. The results of the injuries include multiple trips to the veterinarian, high vet bill, and depression! Another result of the meter reader”s unauthorized entry to our yard is that I need therapy to begin feeling safe in my own home again!!! When we purchased the house five years ago, Centerpoint assured my husband and I that their electric meter readers would never barge into our yard unannounced. Don”t they have ways of transmitting homeowner requests or warnings to field workers?? After the first few times someone surprised us in our own yard, however, Centerpoint told us we could read the meter ourselves and promised to send postcards for that purpose. When the postcards stopped coming the reader returned and again barged in without announcing himself! Of course we called Centerpoint to complain and they promised to send cards for us to read the meter ourselves again. Thus, a cycle began. We received cards for a few months and then without warning a reader would be leering at me through the blinds as I stepped out of the shower! Or a reader would run through the gate as the dogs crashed through the back door roaring their displeasure. How many times can a human stand such unpleasant surprises? My blood pressure must have been through the roof at each instance. Several times, I asked my husband to leave work because I was so upset! The worst occurrence of a Centerpoint meter reader ignoring the requests we”ve repeatedly made to the office was on March 23, 2009. That was the day I stepped into my backyard with my dogs to find a stranger lurking behind the bushes! The dogs, who came out with me, began barking immediately. Our larger dog thought to protect me (as I was scantily clad!) and performed amazing feats of leaping and posturing that I haven”t seen in years. He herded the stranger out of our yard without a single bite! The moment the stranger (I could now see was a Centerpoint meter reader) closed the back yard gate behind him, our poor brave dog collapsed onto the grass and began yelping and crying like I”ve never seen any dog do before. I was sure the meter reader had kicked him and broken his bones!! I rushed him to our veterinarian! She diagnosed him with severe muscle strain in front and back legs and possible hairline fractures. She put him on medication, crate rest for several weeks, and wanted him back for x-rays when swelling decreased. We have now spent nearly $1000 on meds and testing and the vet says it”s time for x-rays but we have already spent much much more than we ever do for our dog”s routine vet care. All of this should have caused the meter reader to notify us before trying to enter our back yard again. My husband and I re-filed the request again on the day of our dog”s injury and again a week following it to be absolutely sure no meter reader would barge into our yard unannounced again. Today, the absolutely most insulting incident occurred, however. I witnessed the meter reader tromping through my yard unannounced again!!! Today is May 22, 2009. The reader is the same one who caused our dog”s injuries just three months ago! How could he forget? How could he ignore the Centerpoint office stating in very clear terms that all readers must have permission from these particular homeowners prior to entering the back yard? The ridiculous thing is that the backyard faces a lightly wooded area and a main neighborhood road. The electric meter could easily be read over the fence and all the unpleasant and hurtful encounters could have been avoided! My husband and I expect Centerpoint to cover all of the veterinarian bills that occurred as a result of the meter reader”s unauthorized entry. We know that our dog was fine before the incident because he was seen by a vet one month before the injuries occurred! I would love to hear from any other homeowners who had unpleasant experiences with a Centerpoint meter reader ignoring requests to be notified before the reader enters the yard.
Bella Orji
The adjusted rate on my gas bill is 2700% more than my base rate. I was told the adjusted rate is the cost of the transportation of the gas from the supplier to my house, in other words, their cost of doing business. Why do they have the right to pass on their cost of doing business to the consumer? I don”t mind paying the base rate or the service rate but this adjusted rate is exorbitant. The transportation of gas to and from point A to point B is a corporate cost and should be reflected in their cost of revenue, which reduces their earnings and thus, reduces their tax burden. On top of that, the ignorant ###ic customer service rep told me if I have a problem I should call the Texas Dept of Railroads. Is there a law firm willing to go up against CenterPoint in a class action suit with the consumers as plaintiffs?
Shena Liverman
Three months ago, Centerpoint installed a smart meter at my home. Since then, I have been experiencing very frequest power outages in different parts of my home. I can not even turn on my air condition since the power flow is not reliable. I am 64 years old and retired, living on a fixed income. I have called centerpoint numerous times and they have not admitted responsibility and tell me that I am responsible to fix the this issue which is a fire hazard as well. I have consulted with two different experienced electricians and they have told me that when a centerpoint technician installed the smart meter, the 4 prong male connection that plugs into the smart meter was not inserted correctly and he must of forced it in which caused one of the prongs to go bad and burn out. So I now know what is causing the so frequent power outages, but Centerpoint Reps will not take responsibilty for the problem that they created. I have been living in my home for 24 years and never have had this occur. This is not a coincidence, How come this problem surfaced once the new smart meter was installed? We all know the truth, I will keep calling centerpoint and I am in the process of filing a formal complaint with texas state regulators.
Belkis Barrington
Why does anyone waste the $35-$45 a month on Home Service Plus when you end of waiting 2 days to get an air conditioner fixed?! Called and told them the motor was out on the air conditioner- they asked more detailed questions and said they would have someone out as soon possible on day 1…day 2 once again stated the same – we asked for a specific time they said between 9 and 4. At 3:50 someone FINALLY showed up. Looked at it and said that indeed the motor was out…but they didn”t have the part and would have to order so now we need to wait ANOTHER day. We have a newborn and a 2 year old and it is too hot for them- yet we are supposed to wait AT THE HOUSE- because we must be here when they deliver the part and then WE need to call to tell them the part was delivered- are you kidding?! Since they are the ONLY CHOICE we have – we can”t drop them- who knows if the price they tell us to fix the unit is accurate or inflated to make you believe you are getting a good deal by having SERVICE PLUS?! What a scam ESPECIALLY when you have a home that is under 5 years old.
Creola Granneman
We have been without power at 20624 Hufsmith Kohrville since May 27, 2018 – approximately 12 hours at this point. Despite numerous calls to report the outage on May 28th (at approximately 3:00 am, 6:06 am, and 9:30 am), Centerpoint kept telling us that the power was on and did not send anyone out. Instead, the ticket was closed because the Centerpoint system said that we had power. It appears that Centerpoint had a failure in the field due to personnel that stated and reported in the system that all repairs had been made and with the power outage reporting system since our reports were ignored. If appears that the actual source of our outage was an open fuse on Hufsmith Kohrville just south of Willow Creek, Tomball, TX (see attached photograph). I request a meeting with a Manger to discuss our continued repeat outages at our house and an explanation of the failures in Centerpoint”s system and would like to be reimbursed for damaged food in our refrigerator. My phone number is [protected].
Marlys Koeing
They came in a team to jump my fence with ladders (i keep my gate locked) and cut off my gas. When I showed them copies of my bank statement and recent bill to prove I was up to date, they literally ran away from me and refused to even call their supervisor for confirmation. I spent 45 minutes on the phone, trying to figure out how such a mistake could be made. I’m on time and current – in fact, I overpaid last time just because it was easier to make it a round number! They said they would get somebody out within 2 hours. When he showed up, he flat-out said he would not climb my fence. Well, the person with the key wasn’t home, so I couldn’t unlock it, even if I wanted to. The technician was being such a jerk about it and said he was leaving – and not turning on my gas. When I stood in front of his truck and called CenterPoint, he decided to call the police instead (like i would let him leave without doing his job?). When the cop showed up, he told the cop that he wasn’t allowed to climb fences, which we all know is BS. His attitude was so bad with me that I wasn’t about to invite the jerk into my home to go through to the backyard, but that was eventually what the cop suggested. The technician said he was frightened, which was why he didn’t ask if he could go through in the beginning, which is also BS, because he came to the door with an attitude. To top it all off, after the police escorted him to my meter and back, the technician had the nerve to ask if he could inspect the hot water heater. HE HAD TO COME IN THE HOUSE TO DO THAT, SO WHY DIDN’T HE JUST ASK TO COME IN AT THE VERY BEGINNING, instead of getting all trashy and calling the cops? I’ll tell you why: because CenterPoint hires lazy people. My husband caught one hopping the fence, but he was dressed like a thug: ballcap on sideways, baggy t-shirt, baggy saggin’ pants, and basketball shoes on – NO CENTERPOINT IDENTIFICATION ON AT ALL. And now this guy, refusing to turn the gas back on because it required him to get a freakin’ ladder.
Aundrea Hanberg
This past Thursday, I phoned Center Point Energy and reported a gas leak; a tech came out and found where the leaks were and informed me that they had to take our meter; they never told me on the phone that they might take the meter when I called; The tech told me that if we could have a plummer come out and fix the problem that we could still call them back and someone would bring the meter back before midnight. The plummer came and would not do anything until the gas company told him whether they were going to come back out. They said then that we would have to have a city inspector come out and then once we got cleared with him that they would bring the meter back. Today the plummer came and fixed the problem at a charge of 1200.00 plus and once again we were told that the inspector would clear us and then the company would bring out the meter. We were told that the inspector informed Center Point at 245pm today and 5hours later we were still waiting for someone to come. I called the office again tonight at 8pm and was told they might could get to it but could not promise anything. We have been without heat for over 30 hours and both myself and my husband informed them of my health condition. And here it is after 11pm and no word back from them at all. They want the bill paid on time and we did everything we could do to do our part; my husband rushed out Thursday night and even got a new hot water heater. What does it take to get anything done; who do you call?
Carlyn Luz
When arriving home from College Station on 12/27/17, there were 3 vehicles at our home and several men waiting in and out of our back yard. When asked what they were doing, the lead consultant from Ditco (spelling may not be correct) told me our meter mounting bracket was broken and we needed to get an electrician out to fix it! They were also in process of disconnecting our power. It was 40 degrees outside and 3:30 PM! Once looking at the damaged part it was obvious the consultant broke the mounting bracket when removing the meter. The CetnerPoint employee disconnecting the power agreed and told me the consultant wanted him to fix it. I then went to Home Depot after everyone left to purchase the new parts and paid an electrician to come out under an emergency contract to replace the broken mount. The electrician also agreed the mount had to have been broken when the meter was removed. After two attempts and cancellations of appointments by CenterPoint, we finally got a crew back out to reconnect the electricity at 11:00 PM. That crew also stated the same on how the unit was damaged. The total episode not only killed my evening, but cost me a total of $717.00!
Bettie Mccaw
We have had the worst nightmare experience with this Home Service Plus company. We were having problems with the dishwasher leaking water on the floor. Called the company about 3x because their waiting line can take longer than 20 minutes to answer with you waiting on the line. I finally was able to get a hold of someone in the company and even though I mentioned water leaks under tiles they did not seem alarmed and said the only day available would be a week later. Since we have been paying for the plan we decided to wait for them to come. Appointment day came a week later – and they said they would come on a Friday from 8am-4pm. I called around 3pm no one answered and I kept waiting. At around 4:10 Friday no one had showed up. No phone calls or anything. I looked at my email and they had rescheduled for another week later without any notice. At that point the water starter flooding the basement carpet on the floor below the kitchen. I called the company on Friday night they said they could put me on the line with a tech to walk me through fixing the issue. I was unable to fix it myself with the tech help over the phone and they said there was nothing they could do. I even talked to the manager that said was making phone calls to try to allocate service and then never called back to follow up. I had to eventually call an emergency service On the weekend and pay out of pocket $189 for a plumber to come and at least close the water leading to the dishwasher and plumbers apparently cannot fix appliances. Right now I cannot use the dishwasher because of it is leaking water, but this is not the worst problem. The basement drywall is completely destroyed. I was told by the plumber that the service inside the basement ceiling to fix the water damage will cost most likely thousands of dollars. I am so disappointed and upset that this company had neglected my problem for so long and this has caused a major loss in my property. I do not recommend their services specially when you need them. I believe this is not worth the $50 a month we pay for repair service because the company is unable to provide service in a timely manner. I am completely dissatisfied and will cancel my plan.
Branden Janack
The shreveport location crew is very unprofessional. If my service is disconnected for ANY reason, and I pay for same day reconnection I should get reconnected the same day, or my money back. If no one is home the technican should at least remove the pin from the gas meter. The water company does it I dont see any reason for the gas company not to. I am a tax paying citizen who happens to be a home owner. I think I”m pretty capable of lighting my own hot water heater. Some of the techs show up with attitudes. One even said I had a gas leak, after paying 500.00 to a master plumber I found that was a lie. I”ve had agents say tech came out when I know they didn”t because i took off work for a day just to use another unnecessary vacation day to ensure someone showed up. I”m really sick of it and fed up to the point I”m starting to feel like there HAS to be some legal action us, as people can take to protect our self for being duped. Something needs to change and soon because this is becoming outrageous.