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4.
If a residential consumer disputes the Provider report, it shall inform the consumer that the Commission Staff is available to help resolve informal complaints. The provider shall provide the consumer with the current address, local/toll free telephone numbers, and TDD/TTY telephone numbers of the Commission's consumer services department.
5.
Provider shall retain records of Member complaints, investigations, and complaint resolutions for one year after the occurrence of such complaints and shall provide such records to the Commission Staff within five calendar days of request.
6.
Provider shall make good faith efforts to resolve disputes.
C.
Member Billing and Payments
1.
The provider shall arrange for the EDU or its agent to bill Members for such services according to a tariff approved by the commission. Residential Member bills issued by or for the Provider shall be accurate and understandable, be rendered at intervals consistent with those of the EDU and contain sufficient information for Members to compute and compare the total cost of competitive retail electric service (s). Such bills shall also include:
a.
The Member's name, billing address, service address, the Member's EDU account number, and if applicable, Provider account number;
b.
The dates of service covered by the bill, an itemization of each type of competitive service covered by the bill, any related billing components, the charge for each type of service, and any other information the Member would need to recalculate the bill for accuracy;
c.
The applicable billing determinants, including beginning meter reading, ending meter reading(s), demand meter reading(s), multipliers, consumption(s), and demands;
d.
For Member-generators with net metering contracts, a statement of the net metered generation;
e.
The unit price per kWh charged for competitive service, as calculated by dividing current-period competitive service charges by the current-period consumption;
f.
An identification of the provider of each service appearing on the bill;
g.
The amount billed for the current period, any unpaid amounts due from previous periods, any payments or credits applied to the Member's account during the current period, any late payment charges or gross and net charges, if applicable, and the total amount due and payable.
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