If you are selling your house and owe
Con Edison An electricity bill what happens IF you don't pay that bill?

Found in their terms and conditions:

http://www.coned.com/escos/electric/documents/phase4plan/05_customer_transactions.pdf

The Company will continue to employ normal credit notice and field collection actions for all accounts.

If and when you do apply for another account, they will request payment of any past due and expenses before providing power.

Do they have a judgement against you? Is there a lien on the home from them for the debt?

Unless they have obtained a judgment over the bill they shouldn't be able to block the sale.

However, they will pursue this as a debt and if you are moving within Con ED's coverage area, they can prevent you from turning on the electricity in the new place.

I agree with Scott and other, by the way it's ComEd

Balllenger, not nit picking, but:

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by the way it's ComEd

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See website:


Con Edison of New York

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Originally Posted by ballengerb1

I agree with Scott and other, btw it's ComEd

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Yeah its Con Ed short for Consolidated Edison. It's the electric utility originally set up by Tom Edison

I was thinking of ComEd, Commonwealth Edison, an Excelom company also started by Thomas Edison, must be a regional thing