Jean HEHN

Review of Electrabel (Brussels, Belgium)

Engie Electrabel uses commercial techniques that f...

Engie Electrabel uses commercial techniques that fall under outright scam and is to be avoided at all costs.
A salesperson came to us, shamelessly lied when asked if she represented a competitor to our current supplier and wanted us to sign a contract on her tablet, assuring us that it was not contract.
When I complained to Engie Electrabel, they pretended that they could not identify the commercial in question (which is more than improbable) and do not seem to have taken any measures to prevent this kind of practices from continuing. be used.

Engie Electrabel therefore actively or passively endorses dishonest methods of lying to its prospects to make them sign a contract against their express will.
It's probably illegal, but since we can't prove anything ...

So be careful with the people who ring the doorbell! Do not let them in, do not sign anything and do not believe them! Companies or administrative entities that already have a relationship with you will never send someone to ring your doorbell without prior notice and will have other means of contacting you so if someone rings your doorbell, it is to get your money, usually using dishonest arguments. Don't let them do it!

And avoid Engie Electrabel at all costs!