Major Energy -- Profile Analysis

You get a quote after giving them your usage then the renege on it say you dont meet the user profile

I never signed up for Major energy services!!! They got a hold of my utility account number and without my knowing they signed me up and charged me rates that were 3x higher than my local utility company would have charged me. They wouldn't refund the thousands of dollars they overcharged and denied any wrong doing. They are a scam.

I signed up for major received an order confirmation for 9.79 24 mo. Knew it was too good. Received my contract they changed the rate to 11.29. Needless to say I canceled them.

i never went to major energy. please explain your email regarding your service that i never obtained

This energy supplier is a total scam. I am receiving multiple calls--almost on a daily basis--from telemarketers trying to get me to switch to Major Energy. It is the same telemarketing company. Yet they keep calling even though I told them I am not interested. They refuse to take my name off of their call list. I have already told my current energy supplier not to send out my information to these third-part telemarking companies. Each call is exactly the same: "You have been overcharged on your electric. Press 1 to receive your $50 dollar rebate check." Even the people who work there are starting to recognize me. I know them by name: Alex & Jack, Simon, Adam, Ben, Ricky, Steve Harvey ... PLEASE MAKE IT STOP!

Company charges triple the amount than local PECO

This company makes a habit of offering a very low rate 'evergreen' plan. Evergreen means they will adjust their prices based on the market as they see fit. Read their BBB page to see the numerous accounts reporting the same scam. They will jack the price (for me, it was 20x the competition) and then retroactively back charge your account for several months to account for the energy cost change. I was hit with a charge totaling nearly $1500 for the previous 3 months one week before another nearly $500 charge for the upcoming month. To make matters worse, the process of transitioning between energy providers can take several months. So, I will be hit with two more $500 bills before I am transitioned to my new energy provider (which should amount to under $100 per billing cycle). This company ripped me off for nearly $3000 dollars. Their call center was an overseas company that seemed to have a script for handling my exact complaint. It is a shame that these predatory practices are allowed to continue.

This was a scam he basically tricked me saying I would be gitting a $300 visa card ..but me no knowing I fell for it until I told some one else about the rebate and was told it's a scam this should be illegal and I will be reporting this to the p.u.c.o asap