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Plymouth Rock Energy
Rates are good. I have had no issues with there service, however i will not recommend a company that does not have budget billing. Budget billing is very important to many customers that want to keep seasonal cost down during peak electric usage months |
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Wolf
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Xenia, OH
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February 12th, 2019
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