As many northern Illinois residents experience mounting expenses as a result of the pandemic, ComEd offers payment assistance programs that may help with past-due balances now and energy-saving tools that can lower bills in the future.
"To support our customers and communities working to rebuild from Covid-19, ComEd is offering more options for customers to help them maintain their service and save money on their electric bills," said Jane S. Park , ComEd's chief customer officer and senior vice president of customer operations.
Customers, Senators Urge Airlines To Change Their Refund Terms For Canceled Flights : NPR
Over 90,000 customers complained about airlines refusing to refund canceled travel in the pandemic last year; 57 times more than 2019. Many are fighting for refunds while some face expiring vouchers.
In this last year, complaints about airlines refusing to give refunds for canceled flights soared. The Department of Transportation says it received nearly 90,000 of these complaints. Many of those would-be travelers are still fighting for refunds, and some with vouchers for future travel are now discovering that those vouchers may soon expire, as NPR's David Schaper reports.
PNM urges past-due customers to apply for help now » Albuquerque Journal
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While the temporary moratorium protected customers from having electricity cut off due to non-payment, those customers still have to pay for all the electricity they’ve used.
Cleco offers self-serve kiosks for customers
Today, Cleco announced the installation of new self-service payment kiosks at its 13 customer service offices across the state.
"Many customers have asked for an option to pay their bill in-person with a credit or debit card. Now, customers can go into a local customer service office and make a payment using this self-service option," said Ron Smith, director of customer experience. "This new payment option is secure, easy to use and convenient."
Sauce shortage: Chick-fil-A limiting sauces to customers | Yourbasin
( WTRF ) — Chick-fil-A is limiting the number of sauces each customer receives at some of its restaurants in response to a shortage of condiments.
Customers will now get one sauce per entrée, two sauces per meal and three sauces per 30-count nuggets.
“We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding as we work through this,” the company said. “See you soon.”
Walmart risks alienating customers through divisive 'equity' ideology | Independent Women's
Walmart has been the scapegoat of liberal documentaries and left-wing protests targeting its anti-union efforts, employee wages, and rock-bottom prices. So, it's strange to see members of the Walton family, whose patriarch Sam Walton founded the company, recently taking a leftward turn. After a legacy of supporting conservative candidates and causes, some Waltons, especially those in the younger generations, are backing the Left .
And it's important to track how, as African American writer Jason Riley says in the Wall Street Journal , race relations in America are, in many ways, better than ever. Riley notes that "racial attitudes have been trending toward more tolerance for well over half a century" and that intermarriages are showing rapid growth, facts that "undermine the notion that racial bigotry in America is a growing problem."
Keysight Enables Customers to Test Performance of Millimeter-wave Innovations in 5G,
Keysight's new N9042B UXA X-Series signal analyzer provides wide analysis bandwidth and deep dynamic range to help customers solve their most difficult mmWave challenges. (Photo: Business Wire)
"Understanding signal fidelity is critical to the performance of products in 5G, aerospace and defense, satellite and automotive radar markets," said Kiran Unni, vice president, industrial technologies practice, Frost & Sullivan. "At mmWave frequencies, signals are more susceptible to impairments that affect the signal quality, such as IQ modulation errors, phase noise, distortion, signal-to-noise ratio, amplitude and phase linearity.
People scamming Evergy customers
The power company said it’s received reports of people calling customers and demanding immediate payment to avoid service disconnection. The people claim to be with the company, but Evergy said they are scammers.
Evergy reminded customers that it will never disconnect service the same day it requested a payment for a past-due bill. The company also said it won’t ask a customer to pay with a pre-paid debit card.
Worker shortages at businesses could impact prices for customers, economist says
Stores in Southwest Florida are feeling the impact of staffing shortages. Some are having to close early every day, and others are offering hundreds of dollars to hire new employees.
Economist Tom Smythe, a professor at FGCU, told us those worker shortages will eventually impact the wallets of customers.
"The more people that get hired at higher prices, eventually, that will likely push through to the consumer in the form of higher prices," Smythe said.
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