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PG&E Billing & Payments View Payment Reference Letter Single Account 2025

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The document is a Payment Reference Letter from PG&E for account #8616808452, dated 02/27/12. It provides details about the customer's service since 02/26/12, their mailing address, and confirms that there have been no payment-related issues such as notices or disconnections in the past 12 months.

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We have answers to the most popular questions from our customers. If you can't find an answer to your question, please contact us.

Can someone else pay my PGE bill?

Yes, a third party can make a payment to your account. However, PGE is not able to provide any account information (i.e. account number, customer name, last 4 digits of the social security number, account balance, etc.) to any party other than the customer of record so they will need to know your information.

How to get address proof from PGE?

For immediate proof of service or address confirmation, log in to Your Account and download a payment reference letter. This is available within minutes of starting service and will reflect billing changes (such as name changes or additions) sooner than your next billing cycle.

How do I get a copy of my PGE bill?

Sign into your online account. Under the Your Account header, choose Bill Payment History or Bills Payments. Scroll down until you find the date of the bill or payment youd like to see. Select View Bill PDF to automatically download the bill.

What makes your PGE bill high?

Tariff Rule 17 allows PGE to estimate a customers usage for billing purposes if accurate meter readings are not available or usage has not been accurately measured.

What is the rule 11 for PGE?

In ance with the provisions of Rule 11, where PGE determines unauthorized use is occurring, PGE may refuse or discontinue service without further notice.

How many months can you go without paying a PGE?

You can miss up to two payments, but they cannot be two months in a row. As long as you make up the payment on the next billing due date with an on-time payment of both the current bill and the missed payment(s), you will remain in the program.

PG&E Billing & Payments View Payment Reference Letter Single Account 2025

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