PECO User Reviews

PECO - An Exelon Company
PECO - An Exelon Company
EXELON BUSINESS SERVICES COMPANY, LLC

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  • Simple Bill Pay

    Reviewing a bill and making a payment couldn’t be any easier than it is through the PECO app.
  • When it really counts it fails

    Power is out due to the big Nor’easter. Last night I try to report my outage online. Says “can’t do this online, must download app”. I download app and try again. 1) lists 2 address for me to choose but the address text is blank. I pick one and success (I think) it takes me to my status page and says “Your power is on”. I click report outage and it says “Your outage is reported”. I go back and do the same thing for the other address listed because, remember, I can’t actually see the text on the list. I check an hour later and it says...”Your power is on” for both mystery addresses. So I repeat my steps to report again. I then check outage map in my neighborhood and it says “Customers affected, less than five.” !?!?!? Our entire neighborhood of 35 houses are affected, along with the street that leads to our neighborhood with probably another 20 houses on it! Anyway, this morning I check my status and, you guessed it, it says “Your power is on.” !?!?!? Neighborhood status on the outage map...yep, “Customers affected, less than five.” Unbelievable!!! Don’t force me use your app to report if it’s not going to work!!!
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  • Surprisingly great

    Really impressed with the PECO app. Beautiful and well designed interface and some great features like the ability to see if power is out during a big storm etc. Great job!
  • Big & Bloated Just Like PECO!!!

    This is a 41MB energy draining PECO advertising site. It has a small utility that let’s you pay your bill online via mobile device. Just remember how big PECO is and that YOU are paying for this “free” App anyway. PECO hasn’t updated their electric grid in almost a century, but their executives & large shareholders have increased in wealth exponentially over that time. My power is out anytime there is moisture in the area. This can be from snow, rain, or even a wet fart. If I had a cost efficient choice, I’d change, but the “power industry” will never let that happen.
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