Did PSNH raise their rates?

Resident 2B · 01-24-2009, 04:43 PM

CallmeD,

I am only trying to help here.

I believe that their days are calculated correctly. Here are my calculations that tie out with the days PSNH have supplied.

Nov 12 to Nov 30 = 18 Days
December = 31 Days
Jan 1 to Jan 14 = 14 Days

Total 63 days

I suggest that you go to their web site and check if the November reading, the last actual reading done before Jan 14th was an actual reading or an estimate. It is possible that the November reading was an estimate, and possibly a low estimate. They have a great web site for reviewing billing. It is much better than waiting on the phone.

Here is the web site that I have used to see what is going on with my bill.

https://www.psnh.com/customer/ViewAc...ntSummary.aspx

You may have to register, but that is free.

Good luck!

R2B

01-24-2009, 04:43 PM	#8
Resident 2B Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: North Shore, MA Posts: 1,358 Thanks: 996 Thanked 314 Times in 164 Posts	CallmeD, I am only trying to help here. I believe that their days are calculated correctly. Here are my calculations that tie out with the days PSNH have supplied. Nov 12 to Nov 30 = 18 Days December = 31 Days Jan 1 to Jan 14 = 14 Days Total 63 days I suggest that you go to their web site and check if the November reading, the last actual reading done before Jan 14th was an actual reading or an estimate. It is possible that the November reading was an estimate, and possibly a low estimate. They have a great web site for reviewing billing. It is much better than waiting on the phone. Here is the web site that I have used to see what is going on with my bill. https://www.psnh.com/customer/ViewAc...ntSummary.aspx You may have to register, but that is free. Good luck! R2B