Irv B.
8/15/2025
As a retired organizational psychologist and international management consultant with 30 yrs experience, I have an opinion about this company based on contact with several employees. The door...
SFE Energy
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Buffalo, NY 14206
SFE Energy is a leading provider of residential and commercial energy solutions, offering competitive retail rates for gas and electricity in multiple states across the United States. With a commitment to customer satisfaction, they strive to provide professional and quality service that ensures households and businesses can enjoy predictable energy rates, allowing for a smooth-running operation while also contributing to a greener and safer world.
As a trusted partner, SFE Energy goes beyond just providing energy services, offering ongoing support and assistance to their customers every day. With a focus on building lasting relationships, they consider their customers as part of their family, ensuring their safety and well-being throughout the year. Whether it's for residential or commercial needs, SFE Energy is dedicated to keeping their customers, friends, and community secure and satisfied.
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Alvaro G.
11/20/2025
They promised the bill was cheaper it wasn't. The. They state you have 30 days to cancel and PGE did not send them the information and I still have to pay a cancellation fee of $217.50 because...
Robert T.
5/13/2025
SFE Pacific, gas and electric Scam SFE offered to lower your rate from $2.63 to $1.19 per therm, but didn't explain the full picture: Seemed like a good deal -- until I read the contract. A...
Augie N.
7/17/2025
It's a scam company that targets elderly people and will add charges to the electric bill. First, they will say they can lower your bill with a Bs reason and later to cancel you have to pay a huge...
Philip B.
9/26/2025
A group of deceptive scammers that lie aggressively about being from the state government as they try to quick sell people into long term fixed rate contracts. No way anything they do is saving...
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