I thought 12 months was a long time, but Michelle has been waiting 17 months just to get a bill:

We’ve been waiting for a bill from AGL for 17 months now… here’s the story.

Joined AGL in March 08 and received a nice welcome letter from them.

After a few months of no bill we rang and was told it was coming. Checked address was correct.

After another quarter still no bill and they said they would fix it. Problem with computer probably.

More time passes…… no bill, no bill, no bill… told by AGL don’t worry when you get the bill you have extended time to pay. Admit they haven’t been getting readings but they’ll fix it.

13/7/09 – Still no bill – rang again and told our account was cancelled. Why? Because they couldn’t transfer our address from the last provider. Also admit that this information was listed on the notes on file last time we called!!! They gave us Energex number to ring and find out who our biller is…. thanks AGL

Rang Energex but that wasn’t the right number either – got onto someone that could tell us that we are registered with Intergral.

Rang Intergral and joined them …. officially… and are expecting a bill within days….. we hope.

14/7/09 Received a letter at my parent’s house – addressed to us – letting us know that our charges would be going up and thanks for our business. AAAHHHHHHH!

Question 1 – Why did we not get one call from AGL to tell us what their problems were with our account?

Question 2 – How can they not inform a client that they cannot transfer a property to their billing service?

Question 3 – Who polices all this? – we have been getting regular readings done and 17 months of electricity without paying anybody… who was going to chase us?

Question 4 – Are we on some bad debt list we don’t know about regardless of trying to pay someone for 17 months? Wouldn’t put it past AGL to suddenly decide we owe them money.

Pleeeeeease be over soon. Looking forward to our 17mth old bill for electricity… NOT

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