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Electric bill and electric deposit

October 25th, 2007 at 01:55 pm

When I got my house, the electric company made me put a $180.00 deposit on the account. They told me that after a year of on-time payments that I would get the amount credited to the account. So since last month, I’ve been literally begging them to send me a check for my money.

I’ve never even had an electric bill over $100.00, so why should they get to keep my money for an extra couple of months. They said it would take about 6-8 weeks to get a check out to me, which is ridiculous, but even with some excessive begging, I couldn’t get them to commit to doing anything quicker.

Anyway, today is the day that the electric company bills me. Normally, I just go online, where they will show the balance due. But of course it was $0.00, since I now have that large credit on the account. So I called them and I found out that I had my best electric bill so far!!! $50.58!!!! And that in the next 2-3 weeks, I should be receiving a check for the difference of $129.42.

So I’ll be waiting for that check, which will go towards my student loan. And the $120.00 that I’ve budgeted for electric & gas for this month is going towards a birthday gift for my nephew. I wanted to give my sister some money towards his Karate Lessons. The kid has WAY too many toys, but loves his Karate. And my sister just had a big financial setback in that my nephew’s father is no longer willing (not able, but willing) to pay child support even though the courts ordered him to. So I know $120.00 will go a long way to help her and my nephew

2 Responses to “Electric bill and electric deposit”

  1. Amber Says:
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    When I first moved into my apartment, I had received a credit of $150, I did want the cash but the electric company would not give it to me. It is funny, they keep your money for 1 yr earn interest and won't even give it back, but at least you won't have to pay for a couple of months

  2. toy Says:
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    how do you manage to keep all of your funds these accounts seperate. Greatjob on saving you are giving me something to look forward to. I too am 28 but I'm a single mother with 4 kids and no overtime.

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