PG&E

[nateyz2000]

Who would like to save 3-5% on their PG&E gas bill, and support me in doing so?

[nateyz2000]

This just consists of a change in provider for gas, but still pay one bill with PG&E for gas and electric, no service interruption. Pm me if interested. Savings are guaranteed!

[4.3LXJ]

Nate, those savings are really not savings unless you use a substantial amount of gas. In the summer you would loose money due to the paperwork transfer fee that is also charged. I offer as a vendor on here savings of at least 50% on gas in all utilities in CA that is just like your offer, a mere change in providers. Instead of over a dollar per therm, I am currently paying just over 0.40 per therm with a 2.39 billing fee and that offer is available to commercial as well as residential customers. As a point of information, the local utilities maintain the pipe line, read the meters etc. which is how they make their money. It is like a pipe line rental that is in your minimum payment for the service.

[nateyz2000]

50%! WAY TO RAIN ON MY PARADE! Lol I don't deal with any other fees for rental or what not, and your right, the savings isn't much, BUT, it helps me out:-)

[4.3LXJ]

You may be able to change providers if you want

[nateyz2000]

I didn't even think of the vendor thing, apology for that... Not trying to step on toes!

[4.3LXJ]

No problem. A lot of people think it is too good to be true anyway, or there is some kind of catch. No catch. I am a stock holder in PG&E myself. Most utilities profit come not from selling gas or electricity, they come from tightly regulated fees for use of gas pipes and power lines. In this state, any profit from gas sales themselves are by law required to be spent on renewable forms of energy production. In the current situation, there is a natural gas glut nation wide due to all the fracking going on and some wells have been shut down and storage facilities are currently full. As a result, prices are at an all time low and will stay there for some time

[nateyz2000]

55 cents a thermal is where I am at with this...