Customer Reviews for Inspire Clean Energy

For the Philadelphia area, there is no doubt in our minds that the clear overwhelming choice for us was Inspire Energy. We've worked with some of the other Elect Co's and Inspire is without a doubt, head and shoulders above them all in every category

A customer for 3 years. My latest 12 month contract expired and Inspire sent me an auto renewal contract with a 20% increase. I went to my utility's "shopping page" and I see them advertising a rate that is equivalent to my current rate. The rep explained that this was for new customers only. So, I cancelled and went with a competitor that gave me a rate equivalent to my current one. So....Inspire doesn't want to keep only customers, only attain new ones. It seems like a bad business model to me......

After 3 years of use, out of nowhere they started charging 100% more right as Christmas arrives. No warning or heads up.

Signed up 12 months ago fort clean-source energy at 11.99 cents per kwh. Renewal came for an absolutely absurd 19.99 cents per kwh with 5 1/2 pages of terms and conditions. They are clearly trying to exploit people who don't check their mail carefully.

When I switched back to my local energy supplier I saved $40 in distribution charges on my first bill. I was being way overcharged by Inspire.

Horrible company. A representative of Inspire knocked on my door and lied to my face, saying that they represented my cities electric company. He also lied and said that my payment would be the same each month. Based on other reviews, this seems to be pretty common. Once I found out what happened and saw that they quickly adjusted the monthly fee they were charging me, I called and canceled my agreement. I thought all was fine until I received a renewal notice in the mail. Turns out, they didn't cancel my account when I asked. They continued charging me for over a year. I've never had a company be so dishonest. Avoid at all costs.

Signed up with Inspire on 12 month contract. Upon renewal Inspire wanted to raise my rate, which is understandable, but that were raising it higher then the transport utility would charge.