Looking after our customers is important to us. Our Consumer Care Policy details our commitment to look after our customers and information to help you manage your account.
My Account
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Consumer Care Policy
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I have received an email / phone call asking for personal information without verification.
Please note that our team will never ask for your personal information (Bank details, passwords etc) without verifying you first.
If you receive an email or phone call asking for personal information without verification, please do not respond and report this to us immediately.
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COVID-19 update
We are committed to looking after our customers during this time and will continue to provide updates that may affect your account on this page.
We understand this is a challenging time, please rest assured that we are doing our best to look after you
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How to pay your bill online
Paying your bill online is safe and secure. Simply follow these steps below
- Log into your My Account
- View the invoice you would like to pay
- Select pay your bill online from the top left menu
- Then select pay with credit card
If you have not registered for My Account, follow these easy instructions here.
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How do I organise a reconnection?
If you have been disconnected, please contact our team on 0508 587 836 to organise a reconnection. For Reconnection Fees click here.
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How do I switch User Plans? (Standard or Low User)
If you think you’re on the wrong plan, please fill in this online form and we’ll be more than happy to have a look at the figures and help you move to the plan that best suits your needs.
You can request to switch User Plans free of charge once a year. Please note that this request may be declined if your local Lines Company are not willing to change your property to your preferred User Plan. We will notify you in writing if this is the case.
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How do I request my consumption?
If you have been with us for over 12 months, you are able to request your consumption information. You can also locate this information on the graph on the front page of your bill.
If you do need the full report, please fill in this online form and we will prepare the report for you within 10 working days.
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Can I cancel if I change my mind?
Absolutely. You can freely terminate provided you give us 30 days’ notice. If 30 days’ notice is not provided, then an Early Termination Fee of $95+GST will apply.
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Am I locked into a long term contract?
We offer no long term contracts. If you need to leave, all you have to do is give 30 days’ notice. If 30 days’ notice is not provided, then an Early Termination Fee of $95 +GST will apply.
If you have received a joining credit, this may be added to your final bill if you leave within the first 12 months.
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What are your terms and conditions?
You can view our terms and conditions here.
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Why have I received a disconnection letter?
You have received a disconnection letter because your account is overdue. Please call us on 0508 587 836 to arrange payment to avoid disconnection. If you have made a payment before the date of the letter, please call us to confirm your payment details.
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Why do I have to give a reading to close the account?
So we can finalise your account to actual reads and only charge you for the electricity you have used.
If you would like us to schedule an actual read, we can organise a contractor to visit your property. The fee is $30, and we require 10-15 days’ notice.
If you have a smart meter, please call us three days after you have closed the account and we can remotely read the meter.
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What is the delivery part for on my bill?
On your bill we itemise each charge, so you can see exactly what you are paying for. Delivery is all charges related to the delivery of your electricity, which includes Network Services, Retailer Services, Metering and the Electricity Authority Levy.
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Can I get my electricity stopped?
If you are going overseas, you can turn off your main switch to stop your electricity. You will still be charged a daily fixed charge, but you should be using zero consumption. Just remember to turn it on when you get back!
For your own personal safety, do not touch or tamper with the meter for any reason.
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Why do I pay so much for my bach when it’s empty?
Most baches would generally be low users as they are not used all year round, however only primary residences can be on a Low User plan. This means that your bach will be on a Standard User plan, giving you a higher daily rate and a slightly lower rate for each unit of electricity you use.
Every electricity company in New Zealand must adhere to this regulation. To find out more about Standard and Low User plans click here.
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I haven’t received a dividend from my network yet
The annual dividend you receive is from the lines company trust in your area. To find out who your local lines company is and their contact details, click here.
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Do you have an App that shows your usage?
No, we currently don’t have an App. To find out how much power you have used over a certain period, you can request this here.
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How do I update my details?
Please email customer.care@justenergy.co.nz. Don’t forget to include your Account Number and the details you would like to change.
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What do I do if the account holder has passed away?
Please call us on 0508 587 836 so we can take care of this for you. Someone will either need to take over the property or the account will need to be closed. We also require a copy of the death certificate or death notice.
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How do I change the authority of my account?
To change or add an authority to your account, please call us on 0508 587 836. The authorised person can either be financially liable or simply just be able to make inquiries about your account. We will need their full name, phone number and date of birth.
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How do I check my account balance?
To check your balance please login to your My Account. Alternatively, you can call our Customer Care Team on 0508 587 836.
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Why is my bill high?
Your bill could be higher than expected due to a few reasons:
- Your bill may have been generated based on an estimate read. If you do receive an estimated bill, any difference between your last actual read and your next actual read would balance out. You can check your consumption and type of reading on the back of your bill.
- You may have been billed for a longer period than usual – you can check the number of days you have been billed for on your bill.
- You may be on the wrong user plan. To check what user plan is right for your home, click here.
- You may have had visitors staying with you during this period
- You may have used your heater or air conditioning more than usual
- Your gas heater or heat pump may need a service
- You could have a faulty appliance that is using more electricity then it should. Read below for information on how to do a “two-man test”
To check if one of your appliances is faulty and using more electricity than it should, you can do a “two-man test”:
- Turn off all appliances in your home (including hot water cylinder) and take a meter reading
- Have a friend stand at the meter while you turn on one appliance and see how much the meter reading increases
- Then turn this appliance off, go to another one and turn it on
- Go through each appliance one by one. If you notice one appliance is causing the meter reading to increase much faster than other devices, this could mean that the appliance is faulty and using more electricity than it should
If you believe an appliance is faulty, it is best to contact an electrician to repair the appliance or replace it.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to email our team on customer.care@justenergy.co.nz
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How do I cancel my account?
To cancel your account, please email us on customer.care@justenergy.co.nz or call us on 0508 587 836.
30 days’ notice is required to cancel your account. If 30 days’ notice is not provided, then an Early Termination Fee of $95+GST will apply.
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Where can I find my ICP number?
Each property has a unique ICP number which identifies it on the New Zealand electricity network.
You can find this number on your power bill, which is normally located under your invoice number. If you are a Just Energy customer, it’s located on the right-hand side of the second page. It is 15 digits long, mostly containing numbers however it will have a few letters.
If you are with another retailer, your ICP number can usually be found on your meter, or if you provide us with your meter serial number, we can locate it for you.
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How do I set up a My Account?
Registering for My Account is easy. All it takes is four simple steps:
- Go to My Account – Saber Online
- Enter your email address
- Enter your Account Number (twice) - this can be found on the top front of your bill
- You will then be sent a confirmation email to set up your password
Please note that you can register for My Account once you receive your first power bill.
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Will registering for My Account affect my payment method or paper statements?
You can continue to pay by your preferred payment method. If you would like to continue receiving your paper bills in the mail, you will need to un-tick the ‘send my bills to my email address’ option and update in the ‘change my details’ area through My Account.
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How do I change my plan?
To change your plan, please email our team on customer.care@justenergy.co.nz. We allow one free plan change every 12 months. If you want to change your plan more than this, a $15.00 fee will apply.
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Is there a fee to change my plan?
We allow one free plan change every 12 months. If you want to change your plan more than this, a $15.00 fee will apply.
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Do you assist vulnerable and medically dependent customers?
If you are a medically dependent or vulnerable customer, please contact us on 0508 587 836 and we will make sure you are looked after. You will need to fill in the medically dependent form here.
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What do I do if I am a medically dependent customer?
If you or someone living with you, are depend on electricity for critical medical support and disconnection of electricity may result in loss of life or serious harm, please contact us on 0508 587 836 immediately. You will need to fill in the medically dependent form here.