Vista Energy -- Profile Analysis

We got Vista Energy to provide us with gas after they told us that they would be cheaper. And we're glad about that price. It's the same quality it seems to be so it's good. The reps I've dealt with knew what they were saying because nothing has been different from what they said.

Vista is a good and convenient way to save money. They came to my door in November and then we started with them in January. I received two notices from Vista that my account was delinquent. I pay my PG&E bill on time so I called Vista to ask why. They looked at my account and saw that PG&E was not facilitating the payment to them. I called Vista twice and both times were because of the delinquency issue. The rep was able to tell me the root cause of the notice so my experience was good and clear. He was also able to answer my questions and Ive had nothing but good customer service from Vista. I know two people who are interested in obtaining their service and I wanna recommend them.

Somebody called me and told me about Vista Energy Marketing. Vista said they would make a better deal. We talked about it and I agreed. They also said they were gonna give me $200 which I never got. So I called somebody and she said they were gonna give me a lower rate or something. But I dont really know if I'm paying more or less.

I was going into a variable rate with my previous provider. When I looked at the other providers, Vista Energy had the lowest rate and I just signed up with them. I was also at a fixed rate and there were no fees. I havent had any problems and anyone looking for a provider should try them.

I did everything online with Vista Energy and it was very easy. The quality of service that they offer is fine.

Vista Energy has made my PPL bill on my apartment a lot cheaper. My mom had been wanting to do it for a little while to help out with my electric bill. And when I got with them the first time, it was really nice. The service and their prices are good. Its worth signing up for and if it saves money for me, it will probably save money for others too.

I usually change my energy provider every three months and I just look for the cheapest one when my account rolls over. At that time, Vista Energy was the cheapest. It was very simple to sign up online and they sent me a letter saying that everything was on. Everything has been good.

I was going through a website where we can choose our electrical supplier trying to find a good deal and came across Vista Energy. It's simple to navigate the website and so far Vista has been good.

I got an email from PP&L reminding customers that we have the right to pick our own provider. That was also how I heard of Vista Energy and it was easy to switch over to them. I went online and switched then I got a letter in the mail that it was effective.

Vista Energy Marketing is the same as my past provider and they are both good, but Vista had a good price. I did things online and it was a good site. Vista also provides a good service.

When I booked with Vista Energy online, the experience was simple and the website was good. It was the price that made me go with them over others and the service is good. I would recommend them.

My previous plan had a rate that was locked in for a number of months. It was coming to the end of that, so I shopped around to see what other new way that I could lock in. I went with Vista Energy Marketing because of their pricing. I enrolled online and it was quick and simple. Plus the service has been good so far. If Vista Energy keeps providing competitive rates, people who are looking after their own interest and shopping around will switch to them.

I use a different electric provider every year because in Pennsylvania, I can pick a gas provider which makes the most sense from an economic standpoint. I shop around and eventually, the competitive nature of the power supply in Pennsylvania pays off for me. Now, I switched to Vista and my motivation was financial because there was a standard charge of $30 a month but the kilowatt per hour charge on top of that is half of what I was paying before. So, it will save me money and I can put all the extra money into insulating my house.

I researched online and tried to fit where I wanted to be financially regardless of the companys service. Some of the marketing was saying that it is a renewable energy but all energies are renewable to the same extent and if the company is able to supply power at a lower cost that is ultimately coming from fewer resources, otherwise, the cost would be higher. It is coming down to the reliable supply of power which is PPL. So, as long as Vista can get the power through PPL and the bill works out the way that I expected to, then I'll stay with them. Vista keeps the power on at our home and that is what I'm paying for. Also, if the pricing model works out for them, they make sure that they have the base number coming through, and they are able to offer reduced rates on the power on top of that, that is whats gonna keep me with Vista. Id recommend them.

The rate I currently have with Vista Energy is very competitive and I'm dealing with something I can definitely work with. The quality of service has also been good so far. I would recommend Vista.

I have Vista Energy for a month now. Signing up was very easy. I did it online and everything was good. Their prices are good and I like the higher monthly rates with a lower kilowatt rate. Its a good plan for me.

When it comes to electricity, Im a price shopper. In Pennsylvania, you can just switch online and you dont talk to anybody. Its easy until you get the bill and you get irritated. Some companies have what I call a teaser rate. They would have a low rate to lure people in and then they double the rate without notifying people. Ive been switching power for many years and they all do that. But then you can just go online, find somebody cheaper then hit go and youre done. The price changes so you have to keep an eye on your bill. But so far, Vista has been good on that part. I got my bill a little bit lower and I would tell others to check Vista's prices and if theyre low, to go with them.

I found Vista Energy online when I looked up competitive prices for electric through Pennsylvania. They were the lowest fixed rate that I could find, and the enrollment process went pretty smoothly. I have not checked when prices went into effect, but I got a couple of things in the mail from them that checked out fine. Overall, being with them has gone smoothly.

My previous energy provider jacked up their rates significantly and it didnt make any sense to continue with them. Using the PA Power Switch application, I've learned about Vista. Signing up with them was quick and the switch to their service worked out well. They look good and they had the best deal for going forward so I took them for a year.

Vista is a lot cheaper than most of the companies I have seen on the TPL website. I did everything online and Vista's website was fine. At this point, my bill is a little bit cheaper than most usual months, but not as drastic. Still, everything's perfectly fine.

There was only one company that was cheaper than Vista Energy and it was confusing how to sign up for them. So I ended up going with Vista Energy because it was easier. I did everything online. My experience with them has been good too. There have been no issues and thats what I like. I hope their supply is continuous like its supposed to be, and unified too. I hope they dont cut it off at any point.

We came across Vista when we googled Pennsylvania electric suppliers and we signed up with them because of the cost. We filled out a form online and it was fairly easy. All our interactions were through email and then snail mail. They also gave us numbers to call and theyve been receptive.

I switch my energy providers all the time. The website of PA Power Switch lists out all the energy services by rate and they tell consumers what the terms are, whether are for three months or six months, until the rates are changed. I've been picking my energy provider from the website and doing that was simple as long as I had my PP&L account number with me. Most of the time, I signed up for a service contract that had a fixed rate for three or six months just to check it out. It was from this website that I came upon Vista Energy Marketing and I got a couple of emails and a letter from them. My experience in using Vista has been pretty straightforward.

My experience with Vista has been good. I always shop on PA Power Switch but whenever my rate is up, I go to the next cheaper provider. I just click a button to switch and it's very easy to do. I'm very happy with Vista and I feel very good about the quality of their service.

I went on TPL's power comparison site and I decided which one worked best for me and the term that we were looking for. Vista's price came up and I thought it was good, so I made the commitment. I am satisfied.

Vista Energy is definitely cheaper than the company I used before. The price was the reason I switched. To get enrolled, I clicked two buttons and that was that. They should not change a thing because it was easy.

I change providers every so often and it was price that made me use Vista Energy. I signed up using the market place Pennsylvania has for shopping for electricity. That was fine and the service was better at least at the start.

I had somebody come over and talked me into getting Vista Energy. Their reps turned out to be really good so I made the change. They said they were gonna help me out. They provide good service. Its just that I needed to get my bill so that I can pay it. I havent received the bill. They told me I was paying way too much and they could do better for me.

We got Vista Energy to provide us with gas after they told us that they would be cheaper. And we're glad about that price. It's the same quality it seems to be so it's good. The reps I've dealt with knew what they were saying because nothing has been different from what they said.

Vista is a good and convenient way to save money. They came to my door in November and then we started with them in January. I received two notices from Vista that my account was delinquent. I pay my PG&E bill on time so I called Vista to ask why. They looked at my account and saw that PG&E was not facilitating the payment to them. I called Vista twice and both times were because of the delinquency issue. The rep was able to tell me the root cause of the notice so my experience was good and clear. He was also able to answer my questions and Ive had nothing but good customer service from Vista. I know two people who are interested in obtaining their service and I wanna recommend them.

Somebody called me and told me about Vista Energy Marketing. Vista said they would make a better deal. We talked about it and I agreed. They also said they were gonna give me $200 which I never got. So I called somebody and she said they were gonna give me a lower rate or something. But I dont really know if I'm paying more or less.

Ive only had Vista Energy for two months and it is supposed to be cheaper than the previous provider I used. My interaction with the Vista rep who came to our house was good. They said they would send me a $100 gift certificate but that didnt happen.

Vista Energy first came to me by the door and said that I could use a reduced rate by going with them. They were professional and kind and the interaction was pleasant. I was with PG&E and Vista was working with PG&E plus they were green so I went with them. I had one conversation with the customer service representatives over the phone and they were very nice and extremely helpful. However, the one thing that Vista didnt mention was that the reduced rate was just a 12-month discount which I found out when I called the representative for another question. It was slightly deceptive. If I didnt know that, I didnt happen to call or I happened to forget then I wouldn't know what the price would be afterwards which might be more than what I was paying PG&E. The rep told me to just ask for the discount again but I don't know the process if I have to call back for that. Other than that, I would recommend Vista Energy.

I liked Vista's prices and had good service. They were very good at representing themselves. However, my electric bill is very low. It's just me and my daughter here in the house and we don't have all kinds of gadgets to waste electricity on. So, on the same day I signed up, I called in and canceled it. They canceled it right away. There was no problem.

We have rent houses and a couple of young men from Vista Energy Marketing showed up here and they asked us how many of them we were supplying electricity for. They explained their system, we filled the paperwork out, and they signed us up for all of our rent houses. Signing up wasnt hard at all because I had my power records right here. The weather right now is cold though and the bill went up but I knew it was gonna do that.

Vista Energy's prices were cheaper, so I decided to sign up with them. My interactions with their reps have been pretty good and I've been with them for a month now. Things have been okay and it will continue to be that way as long as long as I get my first bill and it's not way more than what it's supposed to be.

I got tired of my bills going up and down so much from my previous provider. So, I switched to Vista Energy and I have them for a couple of months now. Their service has been all right, but I felt kind of persuaded and forced into it. Originally, the people that came to me to get me to switch didn't say I was switching right then and there. They told me that they wanted to see my bills and check my rates so they could get me a better rate. I agreed to that but then I came to find out that I got completely switched. I didn't even know which company I wanted to go with, but I thought I'd see how this would go.

Vista Energy Marketing has good service quality for what I'm paying for. I'd recommend Vista.

I was able to save when I started using Vista Energy. Comparing them with other companies I've had before, they are about the same. Their bill comes and I pay them.

Duke Energy has a comparison website that one can go to and check the different suppliers and their rates. I got Vista Energy thinking it's gonna save me money. Everything has been fine with the Vista representatives I've spoken to over the phone. Their service is fine. However, the way they do the rates is a little bit different than others. One has to dig into it to figure out if it makes sense or not 'cause at first they had the 'a dollar a day' thing. Yet, the actual kilowatt per hour rate is good. I had to do a little bit of math and it worked out for me. So, if you're considering Vista Energy then check them out and see if it works for you.

Vista Energy is good. Because of the Lowes gift card that they offered me, I went with them. They explained everything well and everything that I needed to know about the energy. Their price is pretty well fair. I leave my aircon on a little longer because its hot and they kinda helped me cut my electric down a little bit and it got cheaper on me. I enjoy the service and I would like to continue on with it. If somebody asks about it, I would tell them about it and to get the energy.

I've been with Vista Energy for a year now. Some of the offers I received were higher than what I was already paying, and Vista's was lower. I pay the bill when it comes and their low price has been helpful to me.

I've been with Vista Energy for a couple of years now and I just renewed with them. I like their price, and their reps have been great as they answer all my questions and are timely. Vista has helped me 100% in my day-to-day life as I am able to save money and do more things with my savings.

I've been with Vista for six months and so far, my experience has been very good. I've only had one high bill, and that was when I was running the air conditioner through all the heat. The reps have been very nice and professional. I've been very happy and I've told people about it.

A young lady came out and showed me a better rate, so I switched to Vista. I've been with them for three months now and so far, their service has been great. The cost has been consistent and I would tell others to go with them.

The process was easy and the information provided answered all my questions.

Somebody called me and told me about Vista Energy Marketing. Vista said they would make a better deal. We talked about it and I agreed. They also said they were gonna give me $200 which I never got. So I called somebody and she said they were gonna give me a lower rate or something. But I dont really know if I'm paying more or less.

I have Vista Energy for a month now. Signing up was very easy. I did it online and everything was good. Their prices are good and I like the higher monthly rates with a lower kilowatt rate. Its a good plan for me.

Somebody called me and told me about Vista Energy Marketing. Vista said they would make a better deal. We talked about it and I agreed. They also said they were gonna give me $200 which I never got. So I called somebody and she said they were gonna give me a lower rate or something. But I dont really know if I'm paying more or less.

Ive only had Vista Energy for two months and it is supposed to be cheaper than the previous provider I used. My interaction with the Vista rep who came to our house was good. They said they would send me a $100 gift certificate but that didnt happen.

The sales rep from Vista that came out was convincing and he was very knowledgeable about energy. I showed him my bill and he told me he could save me money. He promised me gift cards, but I never received them. I was also concerned because I never received a bill from Vista, but I guess it automatically stays connected with the same PG&E.

At first, the service from Vista Energy gave little savings, but the rates started gradually shooting up last year. I noticed it peaked around the holidays. And I talked to them and the rate stayed per agreement for 2 months, but then it shot back up which prompts me to call them back. I told their rep that I wanted to cancel the service and she made me an offer to reduce it back to even lower than what I initially contracted. Their service has been going on for about two years now. I can cancel it anytime, though theyre very adamant about trying to keep my business.

I am in NW Madera CA, in the past week, 2 Vista Energy people have come to my front door. Before they give their pitch - both times they have first wanted me to show them a copy of my PG&E bill - wtf

I did not ask you to come here - You did not even show me your city license to even go door to door. I cant' see why anyone would want to do business with a company who goes door to door and asked to see your bill from another company.

A sales representative came to my house and was very rude. It took less than 1 minute for her to demand a room in my house. According to your door to door sales representatives they have right and are able to demand a room to live in my house.
A lady, 5ft 4inch, blond hair, came to my door Thursday night. First I explained to her I don't like soliciting, she said she wasn't soliciting. So I asked if she could leave a flyer for me to review and that's when she was rude, with hands up in the air like she's ready to fight me said she had rights to be at my house soliciting then asked which room from my house was hers. I couldn't believe what was coming out of her mouth. She said it a few times "which room is mine". I hope the owner of this company is reading these reviews and puts a stop to this.
I just wonder what else does she think she is entitled to. First a room in my house then what. Your sales representative are out of control.

an agent knocked on the door again and again. he told us the price will be down and they have a good deal than ComEd. I switched to Vista energy. When I saw the bill, I surprised. I used to pay less than $5 for the supply fee to ComEd, but the Vista charged $35 for the supply fee. When I called Vista, they told me, because of a bug in the computer system I was charged the wrong amount and promised to fix the problem. Again I had the same amount for another month. I called again but the agent told me if I want to switch the supplier, I am free to do so. Then I switched to ComEd again. I ended up paying more than $50 each months for 4 months.