Our Analysis of LifeEnergy

1. As seems to be a common experience in other reviews you'll read; it seems to be standard practice for them to make a 'mistake' on your first bill regarding the calculation method. In my case; the first bill was more than 2.5 times higher than it should have been - and I had to call them to walk them through how THEY should calculate it. (after multiple attempts to get them on the phone - like others).
After this; they apologized - but 'couldn't' refund the money; but were happy to give it as a 'credit' to future bills. (that carried me past the next bill and half of the following one.. having 'paid in advance'.)
Several weeks later, they sent me an email saying 'whoops! We've discovered me made an error on your last bill!' - to which I HAD to reply to thank them for the newsflash - but remind them that it was ME who found the errors and had to correct them on it!
2. Each month, they'd send an email reminding me when my bill was due. This was nice.
One month - inexplicably, they didn't. I suddenly realized one day that I hadn't seen their bill (was only getting online bills); created an account to login to see it and paid right away - in what turned out to be 2 days past the due date. About a week later; I received a disconnection warning that had been sent that very same day! ..they for some reason didn't send me my bill; and 2 days after the due date - without contacting me, sent a nasty warning and disconnect threat?!
3. When renewal time came, they sent a message in the mail advising it was coming up and gave a PLATINUM CODE for me to call with and quote during renewal options. Having already looked online; I saw all the options available would cost me about 2x as much per month as I had been paying. ..Called them up with the 'special code' and was told the code didn't do anything! So much for fostering/rewarding customer loyalty.
4. Ultimately; I found a much better rate from another provider and made a switch. Immediately afterward, I received my final bill - including fees for the final, additional week I was with them after the billing period. (*funny how those billing periods end up always NOT being on your renewal time, but a week or two before!). The fee for the 1 week of service past the last billing period was the full 'Tier 1 Energy Fee' they would have charged me for a months' worth of usage in that range. I mailed them to ask if they really were going to invoice that for 1 week and they sent me back the original EFL saying 'it says so here for that usage'! :)
I replied to tell them that it was rather ironic that they wouldn't extend the program I had been on (as despite other issues, I would have remained with them on that plan); but yet as soon as I switched providers - they were quick to invoke the terms FROM it for the 'out of coverage' period!
Good riddance - and I hope that in this buyer's market others catch on and read these honest reviews to save themselves the same troubles. ...don't expect this company to be around in another year or two...

I received a disconnect notice from LifeEnergy today, which seemed odd since I set up an online account with autopay. I called their support line and was informed that the company had just moved to a new computer system and a new online account and autopay would be necessary. I suppose the company did not find it necessary to inform their customers of this change. What a thing to overlook, no?

My plan ended in June, and because I didn't choose another plan before my bill came out, they put me on their most expensive plan, 16 cents per KWH. Ridiculous. We are retired and when I called to complain, no one cared and no other plan was offered. They definitely could care less. Went with another carrier.

I tried to sign up for service and they wanted to charge $250 deposit. I have excellent credit and have never paid a deposit for utilities. To waive the deposit, they require letter of good standing from electric providers. I provided a year and a half and they still required a deposit. These are blood sucking middle men that do nothing to earn their money. Don't be fooled by their seemingly low rates. They are liars.
I wish I could give zero stars or negative stars.

so I was scam into thinking I was gonna save money, I emailed them and nothing back, I whish I would have stayed with ppl, there right now is 0.07039 life energy is 0.077900 they will charge me a fee, not a happy camper, I ask for rewards no answer either, thanks for nothing cathy mackalonis

My elderly MIL signed with them 3 years ago. The contract expired. She didn't know it. Rate doubles what PPL is charging. She ends up with a $850 electric bill. She only receives $1900 per month in social security! They wouldn't budge. They wouldn't refund a dime. What a shame.

2 representatives knocked on my door to state they where sent from my housing office to update information on behalf of PPl electric (current company) to get a cheaper rate by 2 cents. Spoke fast and when asked a question about signing up they stated no we are just updating on behalf of your current company.

While I was traveling frequently to take my mother to her cancer treatments 9 hours away. My contract went up and I defaulted into a month to month. What was an average monthly bill of $175 skyrocketed to $709. They almost QUADRUPLED my rate. Not only does this company not have integrity but doesnt think twice about kicking you when your down. Give your business to another company, you never know what life brings you and these people are not in your corner.

Long story short, if this company wants to hire straight out of prison. Theyre never going to get business in my neighborhood. Got into an argument in my front yard with these hooligans after explaining a string of robberies from people going door to door looking like salesmen. Young kid gets irate and I begin to video tape his nasty attitude and foul mouth. I actually had to tell him to go pound sand in other words. Sad. Just really sad. Dont engage Life energy reps. Keep your hardware handy.