New Delhi   

Bill alerts on e-mail, SMS for NDPL consumers

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: In its bid to offer value added services, North Delhi Power Limited (NDPL) on Monday introduced two new services -- Bill Alert and Demand Note Alert -- for its consumers. The Bill Alert service will facilitate NDPL consumers receiving instant bill alerts through e-mail and SMS.

The Demand Note Alert service will benefit consumers who are applying for new connections or in cases related to category change, load change and name change. All these services will be free of charge.

A consumer who subscribes to Bill Alert through e-mail will get a brief e-mail about his latest bill. The e-mail would display details like consumer name, address, load, category, supply type, bill type, billed units, last payment details, due date and the bill amount. This information will be sent to the consumer in addition to the electricity bill, which is sent as a hard copy. The NDPL consumers can register for the Bill Alert service by just sending an e-mail to consumercare@ndplonline.com giving details like the K-No, name and e-mail address. These e-mail alerts will be auto-generated without any manual intervention.

The Bill Alert through SMS service, presently for industrial and commercial consumers having a load of above 15kw, facilitates consumers getting brief details about their latest bill like bill amount, due date via SMS. Only industrial and commercial consumers with load above 15kw can subscribe to this service. The Demand Note Alert through SMS service will be useful for consumers who have applied for a new connection or in cases related to category change, load change and name change.

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Stories in this Section

Delhi Govt. comes under fire for power and water crises
Joining hands to spread AIDS awareness on television
Cabinet approves projects to decongest Capital
Art Konsult celebrates the "enigma of hues" at India Habitat Centre
No deliberate delay: Central Information Commission
`DERC has no authority to create assets for discoms'
A grand biryani treat beckons
CBI probe into privatisation of garbage disposal sought
More hoax calls keep police on their toes
Bill alerts on e-mail, SMS for NDPL consumers
Jamia opens to complete admission process
Indian School revisits Mughal era with the hosting of "Malhaar"
"BEML has the capacity"
Anganwadi workers plan hunger strike
MCD carries out demolitions
Modi, Raje want flexible labour laws in 11th Plan
Poll: Sonia most preferred as PM
Commission for economically backward classes constituted
Modi mishandled Gujarat riots: Jaswant
Around the City
Briefly
In the Capital Today
INSIDE DELHI

Copyright © 2006, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu