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CortezBlue
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Pay CFE Online with a US Credit Card
I have successfully registered my account on the CFE web site. However, I am having a hell of a time trying to figure out how to add a credit card to
pay my bill
It appears that the only way to use a credit card is if you have a pay as you go box at your house.
Has anyone setup their account to pay with a US credit card?
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Bajaboy
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I couldn't figure it out either. But, we are allowed to pay a deposit at our office. Each visit down we put some money down and the bill is deducted
from our balance.
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I couldn't figure it out either. But, we are allowed to pay a deposit at our office. Each visit down we put some money down and the bill is deducted
from our balance.
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CortezBlue
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I may do that next time.
I am paying 50 pesos a month to a lady that does it for our campo.
That is better than 10 percent of my bill
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DaliDali
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I can't even get it to work with a MX debit card, much less a USA card
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Quote: Originally posted by Bajaboy  | | I couldn't figure it out either. But, we are allowed to pay a deposit at our office. Each visit down we put some money down and the bill is deducted
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What office do you pay at? Do you have a CFE office in town?
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| Quote: Originally posted by Bajaboy | | I couldn't figure it out either. But, we are allowed to pay a deposit at our office. Each visit down we put some money down and the bill is deducted
from our balance. |
We have done this for several years.. Works very well... but.. just a side note that we discovered...
When you do the deposit for credit they ding you for the 16% IVA and then when the bi-monthly bill comes out there is again a ding for 16% IVA ...
Not a big deal but just an interesting quirk...
Usually my mind thinks,, only in Mexico..
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Bajaboy
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| Quote: Originally posted by msteve1014 | | Quote: Originally posted by Bajaboy | | I couldn't figure it out either. But, we are allowed to pay a deposit at our office. Each visit down we put some money down and the bill is deducted
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What office do you pay at? Do you have a CFE office in town? |
Yes, there is a CFE office in town. Really nice people, too.
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msteve1014
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Thanks Zac. I pay at the telephone/telegrafs office here and they thought I was crazy wanting to pay more than what the bill was for.
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CortezBlue
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With the peso at a low I decided to buy a bunch of pesos from Wells Fargo and pay 4000 pesos to CFE. That will keep me in the juice for a while
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J.P.
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C.F.E.
We stayed in the states for a couple of months upon returning home to Baja our lights had ben Turned off We had to go to the local C.F.E. office.
While there I explained my frustration about trying to set up a on line payment plan using my U.S. Credit Card. Long story Short. Cant be Done, you
have to set up a Peso account and pay out of that when you pay online. 
[Edited on 1-18-2015 by J.P.]
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bajaguy
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Bye-Bye CFE
Cortez.................
Completed the install on our solar grid-tie yesterday. Today we generated 5.50KWH, it was fun watching the meter spin backwards
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CortezBlue
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajaguy | Cortez.................
Completed the install on our solar grid-tie yesterday. Today we generated 5.50KWH, it was fun watching the meter spin backwards
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Cool
What do you think your ROI will be?
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5 years +/-, maybe sooner since it builds credits when we are NOB.
Should end up with $0 CFE bills (except for connection fee). Will be generating more during the summer and banking credits
What do you think your ROI will be?[/rquote]
[Edited on 1-18-2015 by bajaguy]
[Edited on 1-18-2015 by bajaguy]
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What is procedure with CFE when you install solar system Thanks Cliff
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bajaguy
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Meetings, approvals and contracts, they inspect your install then install a reverse digital meter.
Our contractor (electrosolar in Ensenada) took care of all the details with CFE. Highly recommended
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solar power for us has been awesome.
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I find it much simpler to give my neighbor 1000 pesos before I leave, and some tri tips or pork lions when I return. Water and electricity both taken
care of.
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CortezBlue
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So, how was the price of the panels in Mexico instead of buying in the USA, getting 30% rebate, and then hauling them down to MX?
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Check your u2u
| Quote: Originally posted by CortezBlue | | So, how was the price of the panels in Mexico instead of buying in the USA, getting 30% rebate, and then hauling them down to MX?
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