Which Electric company is the best? (Meadow: real estate, apartment complex, renting)

[kally]

So today I took the time to call around for an apartment and found a really nice, inexpensive ones on Wood Meadows (75228) that meets my needs, That I will be going with.

Now in Cinti. We only have one company that services electric so I don't know anything about cost per watts etc.. and it is to my understanding, Texas has a few companies to select from. Which company has the best rates? I will be renting a one bedroom. TIA


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[Kootr]

Here: Compare Offers

I suggest that you consider Startex Power: StarTex Power

[miokie]

The Power To Choose site, posted by kootr, is absolutely the best resource available to help Texas consumers select a power provider.

I'm surprised, though, that your apartment complex offers a choice. That's the exception, rather than the norm.

When all is said and done, it's not much different from picking a cable, internet, or cellphone provider. Take advantage of any specials, be sure you read the fine print associated with them, and don't sign up for anything that'll lock you in for too long because you want to keep flexibility to change providers should you see a better deal from another one.

The one HUGE difference is that the power itself is all delivered and maintained by the same electric company, no matter which middleman you go with. So there's no more or less reliability to worry about. It's all about the rates, contracts, billing arrangments, and about how they treat you when you call them.

[kally]

Originally Posted by Kootr

Here: Compare Offers

I suggest that you consider Startex Power: StarTex Power

OK thank you so much.

[mwe]

Most helpful site I've been to: http://www.saveonenergy.com

[codytravers]

I use Kinetic energy. You have to use a credit card, and it's drawn automatically every month, but they have been fantastic. It comes to about 9.5 cents/kwh