E.ON, one of the most important companies in Romania that provides electricity and natural gas services to Romanians, informs all people from all over the country about what they should do if they receive invoices for the services by post late from which he benefits every month.
E.ON tells the Romanians that it always tries to deliver the invoices for the services offered to them on time, but if they don't always arrive as quickly as they should, there are alternatives to make sure we don't miss any among those that we should pay with priority to the company.
Those from E.ON Romania offer below some very useful information regarding what we should know when it comes to invoices that arrive late, and the main recommendation made by the company focuses on choosing to deliver invoices in electronic format , something that has been recommended to us for some time.
E.ON Romania wants Romanians to have the best experiences when it comes to both service delivery and bill payment, so it's good to know what the company's recommendations are, and it's good to know how they can be put into practice at the moment by anyone.
Although together with our postal partners, we strive to deliver invoices to you as soon as possible, there may still be cases when this is not possible. There are also situations when they do not reach the correct address or you simply lose the invoice.
If you need an invoice quickly, you can: create a personal online account in E.ON Myline and activate the electronic invoice (that is, you give up receiving the printed invoice by post) and thus, you will receive it by e-mail and in your account yours immediately after issuance, without any delay; request it from a consultant by accessing E.ON Chat; ask an E.ON consultant in the nearest store; request it by calling the Call Center service on 0265 200 366 or 0265 200 900, from Monday to Friday between 8am and 20pm. (normal rate, from any telephone network).
