Complaint Review: Southern California Edison

WHEN YOU DEAL WITH THEM MAKE SURE YOU;

(1) Document Date, Time, Name of person you spoke with.
(2) Document what was discussed.
(3) Have proof (i.e., canceled checks, receipts, written agreements, etc.).
(4) Record the conversation, but make certain you tell them you're doing so BEFORE you begin.  Otherwise, it's illegal.  This is the best documentation, but it must be done right.

IF they are jerking you around, failing to fulfill promises, cause you damage because of their failures, lag on making corrections, etc., YOU CAN fight back.  Below are places you can file a complaint with.  Too many complaints will invoke an investigation and inquiries.  There are things going on in this company that warrant looking into, but they are very talented at covering up what they screw up.

http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/PUC/CEC/e_complaint/a_utilitycomplaint.htm
California Public Utility Commission
Utility Complaint

http://www.la.bbb.org/Business-Report/Southern-California-Edison-Company-13006844
Better Business Bureau
-You can file a complaint.
-You can also write a review on the BBB's TrustLink (requires signing up for an account).

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UCAN (Utility Consumers' Action Network)
-You can contact them, but make certain you have a valid case.