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Centerpoint Energy Inc. et. al.
October 18 2004
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Centerpoint Energy Inc. and other natural gas suppliers on behalf of millions of residential customers in Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Mississippi and Minnesota. The suit alleges fraud, unjust enrichment and claims that a conspiracy between the companies has led to the artificially inflated natural gas prices.
If you feel you qualify for damages or remedies that might be awarded in this class action please fill in our form on the right to submit your complaint.
My bill from centerpoint has quadrupled in one month from 190 a month to 875 a month . Mind you I have all energy star appliances all led lighting very well insulated and I keep e everything not in use unplugged . I dont even have a furnace. They disconnected my electric Feb 15th and the shut off date wasn't until March 5th
Posted by Melonie Young
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I live in 450 sqft and I use propane especially in the winter. Never had a bill over $120 in the winter but the last two months my bill has been $370. Broken down it’s $120 for electric and $150 in distribution fees. I don’t have a gas meter on my property. This is ridiculous what center point is doing.
Posted by ReQuesia Jenkins
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I was disconnected after being less than 15 days late. I am being charged $60 dollars for a $25 dollar bill. This should be illegal.
Posted by Renee
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the increase in prices in Minnesota have gone up dramatically. Also on at least two occasions payments made to the company were taken and not applied to the bills.
Posted by Richard Real
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I used centerpoint energy for years, and I always though that the gas pricese were too high.
Posted by Delores Thompson
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I have natural gas I live alone and my bill be very very high
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