Sunwave gas+powerReviews of gosunwave.com

Got rejected due to "load factor" apparently only 30% qualify yet they make no mention of this except in the fine print that no one ever reads. Deceptive and a waste of time filling out the information for this offer.

Everything was fine for the last year but your renewal rates too high. That's the reason for the 2 stars.

First the hours for signing up to speak to anyone is only 9-5 that was a turn off. Plus I didn't feel the staff was not educated well. I have an issue with my sign up date, ppl is telling sunwave needs to change the date, sunwave is saying ppl can only do this. I am 5 days shy of the end of the month with my old supplier and no one could help me and I am going to be charge an early termination fee. I was not impressed

I am giving you this rating for two reasons: 1. I have been a customer for 6 months and was at a rate of .0685/KWh. Then i receive your price for the next 6 months of .075/KWh, a 13% increase, awfully high increase for the current market conditions. Then i go look on "electricy options" website and see you are offering anyone a 6 month rate of .072/KWh. Is this anyway to treat your customers? Gouge some extra money out of them? 2. I signed for .072 and then get another letter quoting .075. What is going on?

I got a letter in the mail saying that my 12 bill cycle contract was about to end and that I'd be contacted about upcoming pricing. I was never contacted so the first time I learn about the rate change is in my electric bill. Cost me $40 more just that month. So I jumped online to renew. I didn't feel like shopping, only to find out it would take another 2 weeks? Huh?? I'm already a customer, you can't just change my rates, effective immediately? If I called, it would probably be different, but I chose my avenue of communication and stuck with it. Also a warning about "billing cycles". When I first switched over, they did it 5 days before my regular billing cycle ended. Not sure why since one of the questions they ask is "When does your billing cycle end?". So those 5 days ended up being billing cycle #1 while the other 11 were full months. They obviously honored their contract but in a BS-y sorta way.