simplebills.comReviews of simplebills.com

This organization will steal from you if you use them. The final bill will be based on some unjustifiable and BS math that doesn't add up. It will absolutely add up for Simple Bills as they bill you for way more than your monthly average. And when you don't pay because you're protesting their dubious math, they will charge you an obscene amount of money in late fees. They must share their theft with the apartment operators because it is impossible to rent from most student apartment operators without Simple Bills. When you ask for the contact information for their billing or operations manager, they will refuse for security reasons. That's because none of the scumbags wants to be held liable for stealing from you.

SimpleBills is a predatory company. They take advantage of college students. The final bill is “estimated” by using a bogus equation that absolutely does not reflect an accurate estimate. My child’s bill is more than double any bill that has ever been paid. The company states that the final bill is “estimated” from the last 90 days and “historical weather”. My child’s apartment complex requires residents to use SimpleBills and I would suggest never moving into a complex that requires you to use this company! I would also Recommend reaching out to the attorney General‘s office and the apartment complex specifically to let them know the practices of SimpleBills. Obviously, the reviews paint a really important picture of the practices of this company.

Worst company you could ever imagine dealing with. They are completely unorganized and will send you a bill at anytime with duplicate amounts they "missed" on the last bill. Each bill is unexpected and they only give you 10 days to pay and a small extension if youre able to. Very unprofessional company, all tenants will hate this service. Avoid at all costs!

Avoid if you are able. They offer convenience of centralizing your utilities while using an apartment rental. The catch is they “estimate” your last two months of utilities, and those estimates are grossly high. Their company offers a “true-up” option if you prefer not to pay their estimate. Paying the estimate up front leaves no guarantee that money you overpay will be returned to you. The true up request must be made “within two weeks of your lease end date”. Since your bill is processed before mid month, you will never have a bill eligible for true up because it will have already been processed, leaving the customer no option for resolution. SimpleBills seems to be aware of this, and REALLY SORRY about overcharging you.