NextEra Energy Services -- Profile Analysis

The prices is great

Had a small issue when ordered (switched) electricity initially, however, after which the process went smooth.

It's very arduous for the electricity consumer to browse and compare...make a decision. It's like reaching into the darkness. So, let me invite consumers to check out NextEra. I think you'll like the experience and the service.

I am disable home owner on limited income in need of service that would save me a little

after my search I came across next era energy a was truly satisfied with results once I see my first bill I would most likely refer. friends an family

I am disable home owner on limited income in need of service that would save me a little

after my search I came across next era energy a was truly satisfied with results once I see my first bill I would most likely refer. friends an family

Fine

I supposedly had a contract with NextEra well it was never signed by me I didnt even know I was involved with this company so after a year my supposed contract ends then they charged me over 1000.00 in 4 months when I call they give me a run around as who to speak with I get a number for Texas they tell me they cant help then Florida they cant help me I dial the number on the bill and either Gilbert or Lin answered the phone Gilbert thinks this is a joke his manager Brian gives me a run around who on this company take any responsibility

It was all fine and good during the 12 month promotion. Right after my term ended, the price doubled. Look at their month to month rates over the last couple years and they stay above 12 cents kWh. Of course they don't mention that when you sign up. The whole model is based people not catching when their initial term expires so they can double the price. Luckily I caught it after a few months, but I still overpaid by several hundred dollars.

I tried to enroll for residential electricity with NextEra and the process was confusing and dishonest. They asked for my account number but one month later when I received a large bill from my current supplier, with whom I no longer have a contract, I called to ask why I was not enrolled. They said that because I did not provide my Choice ID number that my utility rejected their request to switch me. A) Their enrollment form asked only for my Account number, and B) my utility has no record of any request to switch me.

did not realize my contract with good rate ended. Company claims they sent letter in December when postal service @ me was very poor. would not offer anything to help out with a bill that was hundreds more than previous month.

I signed up with them for a rate of .0547 and no monthly fee. I have the contract in my hand and sent it to them because they didn't have it. They charged me a lot more than the contract price and charged me a $9.95 monthly fee. They told me that they'd look into my contract but never did -- 6 weeks went by and not a word from them. Stay away.

Signed up for a 3 month contract at 0.0479 (price-to-compare around 0.075). Got a notice that at the end of the contract price will jump to 0.149. Not deceptive in that everything is clearly spelled out in the fine print, but disappointingly predatory. Not a company you can trust.

My experience with NextEra Energy Services and their customer support was very disappointing. I have a dated email from PPL stating that I had signed up for service at a designated rate, but the customer support representative did not care. I was told repeatedly that they understood why I was disappointed but they could not correct the overcharged bill. After the customer service person was tired of talking to me, i was told to email them about my disputed charges. I have not received a response. Beware of NextEra Energy. In my experience, they are not willing to correct errors. I would look at other suppliers that are highly rated and hopefully have better dispute resolution. NextEra is making me jump through hoops and I don't feel there is much hope to resolve my billing issue.

I live in a rural part of PA and have had trouble with mail thieves in my area. Due to this, the letter apparently warning me of my contract ending was either lost or stolen. (Excuse me for dealing with COVID, loss of job and multiple hospital stays and trying to keep track of arbitrary contract dates...it was an honest mistake to not have it written on my calendar.) When I called to fix this problem, it was as if I was talking to a wall. No matter how I asked for help to fix the ridiculous overcharge, I was met with the same robotic response that they could not do anything to fix it, even though if this magic piece of paper had made it to me, then I wouldn't have been charged more than double my regular rate. No matter how much I stated that I did not receive notice, the woman continued to state over and over again that I was sent the letter. It was as if she wasn't even listening to me. Then I was told that I was welcome to go somewhere else for my energy service, and that I should make arrangements with my post office if there are issues with my mail and that I couldn't talk to her supervisor because she was on vacation but I was welcome to email the general email (custserv@nexteraenergyservices.com) with attention to her boss to get in contact with her. What is the point of this company when they don't seem to care about keeping their customers, or helping them fix problems in a good faith effort to show they care? Even giving a curtesy call (EVEN AN AUTOMATED WARNING CALL THAT LEAVES A VM, especially since the USPS has not been the greatest lately) That during a pandemic they are ok with doubley charging a customer because we are just numbers to them and basically telling them "too bad" when they ask for help is shameful. Especially when that customer had all intentions of continuing business with them for many years to come. (no longer the case of course)

Bottomline: Go somewhere else if you want to actually feel like a human being OR make arrangements with the mail thieves in your area so that they don't make you miss an important deadline and hence be charged over $100 more than your normal bill.