Avoid if you are able. They offer convenience of centralizing your utilities while using an apartment rental. The catch is they “estimate” your last two months of utilities, and those estimates are grossly high. Their company offers a “true-up” option if you prefer not to pay their estimate. Paying the estimate up front leaves no guarantee that money you overpay will be returned to you. The true up request must be made “within two weeks of your lease end date”. Since your bill is processed before mid month, you will never have a bill eligible for true up because it will have already been processed, leaving the customer no option for resolution. SimpleBills seems to be aware of this, and REALLY SORRY about overcharging you.
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