N.M. Admin. Code § 17.5.410.25 - ASSISTANCE TO CUSTOMERS
A.
The utility shall assist the residential customer or prospective residential
customer in selecting an appropriate rate tariff and furnish such additional
information concerning that tariff as the residential customer may reasonably
request.
B. A utility shall
maintain residential customer records which contain details of all bills and
correspondence sent to or received from the residential customer and evidence
of all payments, deposits, guarantees, or other monies received from the
residential customer.
C. Copies of
residential customer records shall be furnished to that residential customer
upon request.
D. Copies of a
residential customer's records relevant to a matter in dispute, or for good
cause shown, shall be furnished to any person authorized in writing by the
residential customer to receive such records.
E. The utility shall correct any nondisputed
mistakes in a residential customer's payment history that are brought to its
attention.
F. A utility shall
maintain records which contain the number of:
(1) disputes that require further action by
the utility beyond the initial contact related to billing and
services;
(2) settlement agreements
made by the utility;
(3)
discontinuance of service notices sent to residential customers;
(4) discontinuances of service and the number
of reconnections for non-payment;
(5) security deposits collected, number
credited or refunded, number of guarantees received and number
terminated;
(6) residential
customers with installment agreements;
(7) residential customers with budget payment
plans;
(8) estimated
bills;
(9) medical certifications
received before and after discontinuance of service pursuant to 17.5.410
NMAC;
(10) times beyond twelve (12)
hours after receipt of a medical certification before each reconnection of
service was accomplished; and
(11)
residential customers within whose households resides a disabled, elderly, or
other person who may suffer injury or death if utility service is discontinued
to the extent that the utility has actual knowledge of the
conditions.
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