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Comment on 101 Energy Saving Tips – Part 4 of 5 by Vivan Porcaro

Vivan Porcaro — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 22:56:13 +0000

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Comment on Viridian In New Jersey by Jennifer Hamparian

Jennifer Hamparian — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 20:45:59 +0000

I agree – We are averaging financial savings for our customers of around 15% for industrial electricity and thirteen% on industrial pure gas. It is a great choice for companies wanting to save money on their month-to-month bills. Check out our energy financial savings calculator to estimate financial savings – Thanks!

Comment on Your Utility Wants You To Switch by Scott Gilbert

Scott Gilbert — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 00:23:38 +0000

Larry,

YES! JCP&L in New Jersey is indeed deregulated and available for you to save money each and every month. Simple go to http://www.PowerChoiceNetwork.com/switch to start saving. There is no obligation or fees, so you can switch back at any time if you choose to.

Scott

Comment on Start A Truly Passive Business by Scott Gilbert

Scott Gilbert — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 00:19:32 +0000

Hi Larry,

There are a lot of people who inadvertently mislead, and I am NOT one of them. Allow me to clarify… the advertised amount is “up to 30% off”. There are several factors that will dictate the actual savings (and yes, there are actual savings!). First, there is two parts to your electrical bill… the generation portion and the delivery portion. Generation refers to the actual purchase of electricity, and this is the part where the savings occur. Rates vary from utility to utility, so in order to generalize, they can only advertise “up to”. Secondly, electric rates change based on market prices. Viridian, like other companies, purchase energy in advance and negotiate prices based on market conditions as well as other variables such as the quantity of energy purchased. Like any other business, the cost of material (in this case, energy) will fluctuate and therefore the savings percentage will also fluctuate. Lastly, the more energy you use, more often than not, the greater your savings. I do not want to be vague, so I will let you know that most often the savings are between 10% and 20%.

Scott

Comment on Your Local Utility Wants You To Swich! by larry

larry — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 21:23:58 +0000

Scott I like this site you have here, I thank you for all your info, I am only like 25 years old and I use a lot of energy with all my games and ac running in my apartment its about time we get something off, but my question to you is how many companies are there like yours? where can I shop for the best price and what does this really give me?

as a customer I want to know if I am getting the best for my money? what happens when your company raises it prices? will it be ATT and Worldcom all over again companies paying people to switch back?

Just food for thought,
thanks for sharing your info

Larry

Comment on Your Utility Wants You To Switch by larry

larry — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 21:18:05 +0000

what about JCP&L in New Jersey?

Comment on Start A Truly Passive Business by larry

larry — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 21:05:44 +0000

can you tell me if the price is really a 30% off my rate? or they just say that to sign someone up?

Comment on Your Local Utility Wants You To Swich! by Scott Gilbert

Scott Gilbert — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 15:46:34 +0000

Lynn,

Yes it is real and you really can save a bunch of money at no cost or reduction of services. Call me if you would like to talk about it or if you would like me to assist you… my number is on the web page for switching: http://www.PowerChoiceNetwork.com/switch

Scott

Comment on Your Local Utility Wants You To Swich! by Lynn Stevens

Lynn Stevens — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 14:30:42 +0000

I am hoping it is real. That is why today, I am going to sign up and first become a customer, and then become an associate. Why I can’t I make more money?? This wonderful state does nothing but raise my taxes each and every year. If I can save a little bit that would be great. If I can make a few extra dollars that also would be great. The writing is on the wall, for me anyway. I want to leave the state and the cold winters behind. This will allow me to have a residual income to allow me to live in the sunshine and still have money coming in. Think about it. Research it. This is really a no brainer.

Comment on 101 Energy Saving Tips – Part 2 of 5 by Scott

Scott — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 12:34:21 +0000

It's past time to stop using foreign oil! Maybe we will always need some oil, but we just have to stop depending on Middle East oil. There are 3 fairly easy things that all of us can do now to make a difference. 1- Stop pumping gas into your car! If you have a gas guzzler now, convert it into an electric car (see this blueprint for example). No more gas! 2- Stop using electricity off the electric grid! Either build solar panels (like this one), or build a cheap magnetic generator (like this one). Not very hard! 3- Learn to bike or walk! If you are only going a mile to the shop, walk or bike there. My 2 cents.