November, 2012
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Harmon Electric Offers
Prepaid Metering
Prepaid metering has come to Harmon Electric! With prepaid metering, you pay for electricity before you use it. Purchasing electricity before you use it allows you to control your budget and pay the amount you want, when you want. There are minimal or no security deposits, no late fees and your usage and balance are calculated daily. 271804 When your account runs low, you will get an alert by email
letting you know it is time to recharge your account. If you have no email address, you may contact Harmon Electric’s offi ce during regular business hours Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to check your remaining balance. If funds in your account run out, your electric service will be automatically disconnected. To have your electric service restored, simply purchase more power by bringing payment to the Harmon Electric offi ce or to one of our convenient payment collection locations listed below. If payment is made at a bank rather than Harmon Electric’s offi ce, you will want to have them call our offi ce to notify us of your payment. Automatic reconnection of electric service will be limited to our regular business hours. Reconnection takes only minutes once payment is received. The minimum amount acceptable to start prepaid service
In This Issue:
Harmon Electric Offers Prepaid Metering.........................1 From the Desk of Charles Paxton......................................2 Rules For Cut-Off.................................................................2 Are Window Effi ciency Claims Up To Any Good?............3 Are All Fires The Same?.....................................................3
Energy Effi ciency Tip Of The Month..................................3 Classifi ed Ads......................................................................4 Creamy Make Ahead Mashed Potatoes.............................4 Hidden Account Number Worth $80.00.............................4
is $250, of which up to $100 will be held as a security deposit, fi gured on a case by case basis. Existing Harmon Electric members changing to prepaid metering will have their deposit used to pay any past due balance with the remainder of their deposit to be applied to the prepaid account balance. Prepaying works best for people who want to take control of their electric account and energy usage.
your consumption on a regular basis, you will begin to notice patterns in
your day-to-day usage.
from this pattern, such as a house guest or a vacation, will become evident as you monitor your account. Monitoring and controlling daily usage can help keep those electric costs down.
Statistics indicate prepaid electricity programs help lower
electric consumption due to member’s awareness of usage patterns.
Payment locations: Harmon Electric Association - Hollis Stockmans Bank - Altus Stockmans Bank - Mangum First National Bank - Mangum Great Plains National Bank - Granite Great Plains National Bank - Mangum Security National Bank - Quanah
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Harmon Electric Association’s offi ce will be closed November 22nd and 23rd to observe the Thanksgiving Holiday.
To report a power outage or service problem, please call
1-800-643-7769 or 1-580-688-3342.
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