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United Energy Partners, Is it a Scam or Real? Looking for advice

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fireman5214
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#1 · Posted: 5 Jan 2012 18:39


Hello everyone, I did a few different searches and found nothing on the forum or really on google about the company being a scam or anything. I know some of the deregulated energy companies you need to be careful about but I was wondering on this company. I have included a link where they also allow internships. I found out they are not accredited with the BBB but I have read on here that this does not mean the company is a scam or it is not neccassary to be part of the BBB. Any help or information would be greatly appreciated on this company. Thank you again. http://www.myuep.com/CareerPage.aspx

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Just2EZ
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#2 · Posted: 5 Jan 2012 22:06 · Edited by: Just2EZ


Well, I can't answer your question but their website doesn't comfort me.
There are some grammatical errors and misspellings that indicate a lack of English.
"The founders of United Energy Partners, LLC bring a combined 20 years of business knowledge"
Uh, combined 20 years? By myself I have twice that much "business knowledge".

No doubt there is money to be made if you work hard enough at it.
Not being BBB listed is a plus in my book, no complaints is good.
"The BBB has not received a sufficient volume of requests for information,
nor has the BBB received any complaints on this firm to warrant the development of a report. "
and
"United Energy Partners is licensed with the state (CT) and
the Department of Utility Control [DPUC] said they have no complaints about them"
Founded: June 17, 2009
That being said, they have 4 fans on FaceBook and 3-4 employees.
You do the math.
Also, they have one 5 star review on Merchant Circle, ONE review period.
Scam=No, smart=?

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fireman5214
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#3 · Posted: 6 Jan 2012 14:10


thanks for your replies, there is a company local that was at the Pennsylvania Career Link Job fair looking for people to sign up to work at home but they do not work with our utility Met-Ed ( a division of First Energy out of Ohio) they do work with PP&L but not as many people have them here so that is why I kindof turned away from them. Their company is Starion Energy, and my uncle signed up for deregulated power and he lowered his bill significantly. So thats why I was curious. Does anyone know any well known deregulated energy companies?

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fireman5214
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#4 · Posted: 9 Jan 2012 18:00


noone else does deregulated power on here? I thought this was starting to pick up on people here?

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Just2EZ
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#5 · Posted: 9 Jan 2012 18:15


There have been several threads on the subject, mostly for Ambit
Here is the WAHF search results for "energy deregulation":
http://www.work-at-home-forum.com/index.php?phrase=energy+deregulation&searchType=3&where=0&fo rum=&sDay=24&sMonth=6&sYear=2005&eDay=9&eMonth=1&eYear=2012&posterName=&action=search&searchGo =1
Not a lot of positives unfortunately.

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