The house may be yours, but if the bill is contractually obligated to be paid by your daughter, and the address she lists for electrical service is yours, the electric company can shut the power for non-payment of the bill to the address listed. Best for you to change the party resposible on the contract to your name and you pay the bill. Charge your daughter 50% of the bill each payday to cover the usage.
AnswerYes, if the address that you have service at now is the same as the address that your 31-year old daughter owes a bill for. They cannot, however, shut the electricy off at YOUR house just because your daughter diddn't pay the bill at HER separate address.If you do not pay the electricity bill, the electric company will turn off the electricity.
Depending on the electricity company, there may not be an online website for your electric bill. You can contact your local electricity provider and ask about their online billing services.
Depending on the electricity company, there may not be an online website for your electric bill. You can contact your local electricity provider and ask about their online billing services.
If a person wants to pay an electric bill online but has no idea where to start, there is no need to stress. Many electricity companies simply have an online website that can be accessed, where a person can pay a bill every month. If a person does not know how to access this website, then he or she can just call the electricity company directly and associates at the company will help a person. Paying an electricity bill will save a person time and money. A person will not have to pay postage expenses by paying an electric bill online.
If your house has electric heat and especially if you have an electric furnace then your bill could well reach 400 dollars. It is probably the same scenario in warm parts of the country where the air conditioning is continuously on. The electric company only charges you for the amount used. If you think that your bill is unjust call the company up and get them to check the meter. Of course they can. You use the electricity and you have to pay for it. I don't understand why this would even be a legitimate question.
Yes, having recent electric bill (preferably the one from last month) on hand is an important requirement when you are going to use an electricity bill estimator.
Your are paying for the work of the electric power company and that is power in kilowatts times time in hours. You pay for "kilowatthours".
My electric bill comes in the mail and it says residential-multiple, my neighbor bill say residential-single. What does this mean?
the company will mail it to you.
Depends a little on what you mean by 'spend'. They produce their own electricity (Disney World) I believe, so the answer would be zero if it were about an electric bill to the utility company.
Contact the company
No, what effects the price of your electric bill is your consumption of power.