Understanding my CEPM Bill

As a side note; Recommendation, ensure your electrical connections to the property are secured, and if you can have a trusted someone monitor it

@CHRISTOPHER DAVID56, Thanks for the advice.  I assume you mean the outside sockets?

@jeff2448 yes

@jeff2448

The 30,000 pesos bought you about 1506 kilowatt hours your balance is 1368 I just went through this at my condo that I bought in January. The nice part is my 30,000 ran out and they shut my lights off no warning nothing the lights just went out I called them I went online and I paid and within 3 seconds my lights came back on it's all automatic with a computer the wonderful system as long as you know what you're doing they charge $19.9 pesos per kilowatt hour right now and you can look on the website and see how much you use every 15 minutes.

What methods of payment does CEPM accept? Can you do a bill payment from any of the Dominion banks?

@ralphsantoli

If you go online you canpay with any debir or credit card.

Thank-you.  Just to clarify does it need to be a Dominion peso bank issued debit/credit card or can it be a Canadian issued credit card like Visa/Mastercard/American Express?

I have another bill related quest…..are there delivery and service fees in addition to the per kw fee?

@ralphsantoli

Any credit card VISA or MC symbol

@bugbudy most suppliers have a small fee as well. Edenorte is I think 135 RD.

So its diffe than the US where there are numerous add ons like excise tax,  transmission fees, delivery fees, and all those silly fees that no one understands?