Met-Ed
Free App
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About Met-Ed
With our secure and convenient mobile application, you can view and pay your Metropolitan Edison (Met-Ed) utility bill, review your electric usage, see your payment history and sign up for paperless, electronic billing through our eBill service. The app also features a quick and easy process to report power outages, and provides a snapshot of current outages on the FirstEnergy 24/7 Power Center map. Plus, you can stay connected with us through one-touch phone access to our call center and links to our social media accounts. You will need to register your electric account online to take advantage of the billing features, and enroll in eBill to view your entire bill statement. Met-Ed serves electric customers in southeastern Pennsylvania.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
We’ve refreshed our app with a new design and menu.
Features include:
• Pay your bill
• Enroll in paperless eBill and view your bill online
• Sign up for email and/or text alerts for payment due, outages and other notifications
• View outages in your area
• Receive the status of your reported outage
• View your billing and payment history
• Update your account phone number
• Connect with Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Flickr
Fixed viewing of PDF bill - Storage permission required.
We’ve refreshed our app with a new design and menu.
Features include:
• Pay your bill
• Enroll in paperless eBill and view your bill online
• Sign up for email and/or text alerts for payment due, outages and other notifications
• View outages in your area
• Receive the status of your reported outage
• View your billing and payment history
• Update your account phone number
• Connect with Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Flickr
Fixed viewing of PDF bill - Storage permission required.
Version update Met-Ed was updated to version Release
More downloads Met-Ed reached 5 000 - 10 000 downloads
by S####:
Got sick of the negative comments so you kill the app and reissue it under the same name? Nice. Now, how about when you kill the old app and force people to re-download and install again, take 2 seconds to link directly to the app rather than just kick open Google play to the home screen. Lazy, but typical for them.