what are the best ones for the waco/hewitt border area?

note: i will not be getting cable or home phone

Grande has always been good to us for internet.

We have TWC, pay $30 a month and avg around 15-20 mbps down. Their service has always been good. All that said I'm thinking about switching to Grande. $19 a month for 24 mbps down and you get espn3.com with their package. For electricity we have TXU. They've been okay, but we are paying a little higher than other companies would charge.

never had any real issues with grande, have had them for about two years now

Grande has the lhn too! (Barf!) It is entertaining to watch after they lose a game!

Aggiedagger,

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Sorry didn't read other posts. Aggie Energy looks like a great company.

http://powertochoose.org

[This message has been edited by rustyburban (edited 11/19/2011 3:14p).]

I'm not sure why the Aggie Energy person. Didn't disclose that Aggie Energy is really just Champion Energy. You can see it if you scroll down on the linked website at the bottom, and in other places. Champion also has deals like this for UT, Baylor and SMU.

It's clearly on the website if you look. And it definitely gives money back to the university, which is a good thing.

But I believe in full disclosure, so people should understand it's not an independent energy company (which is why it isn't on Power To Choose). It's just a program Champion Energy is running. So if you've had positive or negative experiences with Champion Energy in the past, you'll understand the connection if you look into these plans.

TexasElectricityAg,

Yes, Aggie Energy is partnered with Champion Energy Services. Aggie Energy is designed to provide former students, fans, families, faculty, friends and businesses an opportunity to use their day-to-day energy consumption to contribute to their University’s success.

Houston-based Champion Energy Services is the fastest growing retail electricity provider in the United States. The company also ranks “Highest in Residential Customer Satisfaction with Retail Electric Services,” according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2011 Texas Residential Retail Electric Provider Customer Satisfaction StudySM released August 2011, as detailed at jdpower.com.

For more information, feel free to check our FAQ.http://www.aggieenergy.com/customer-care/faq

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[This message has been edited by Aggie Energy (edited 11/21/2011 4:14p).]