No electricity bills concern Energy Ombudsman
An increase in calls to Energy Ombudsman Queensland has left the Energy Ombudsman concerned that people are not receiving their electricity bill.
Energy Ombudsman Barry Adams said, “It has been brought to my attention some south-east Queensland residents have not received their electricity bill in a timely manner, or in some cases, not at all.”
“If people haven’t received a bill for more than three months, they should contact their electricity supplier first and request one.
“If they still don’t receive a bill, or are not satisfied with the response from their electricity supplier, contact Energy Ombudsman Queensland for assistance on 1800 662 837 or www.eoq.com.au ,” Mr Adams said.
“If people haven’t received a bill for more than three months, they should contact their electricity supplier first and request one.
“If they still don’t receive a bill, or are not satisfied with the response from their electricity supplier, contact Energy Ombudsman Queensland for assistance on 1800 662 837 or www.eoq.com.au ,” Mr Adams said.
