may be helpful for others. Your best option is to contact NJ BPU, the Board of Public Utilities. They aren't great, but if you have a serious problem, they will help you. You have to keep on PSE&G and on BPU, though.
I recently had a problem with PSE&G and its horrible lack of customer service, so I am continuing to follow up with my complaints. I plan to scale this up considerably over the next few months, so if you have stories to share or first- or second-hand accounts of corruption, waste, abuse, etc. at PSE&G or at BPU, please contact me and send the information so that I can take this on to the next level.
The troubles may just be beginning at PSE&G. They are now involved in loaning people money to start solar projects. Sounds like a great idea, right? Well, you can bet the only motivation for PSE&G is still called "profit motive."
I have had it with these people, and I am fighting. If you have info, or can help in some other way, please do reply. Thanks!