PR GAZMAN: Just A Text Away

We used to order LPG from Buenas******--the experience was far from Buenas; rusty tanks, no receipt, poor customer service etc. Long story short, purchasing from that establishment was a nightmare. Luckily we were referred by someone to try PR GAZ.

PR GAZ Haus LPG convenience stores, the first and the fastest growing retail network of such kind in the country, was put up in 2003 by entrepreneur Nelson Par. From a distributor of the Caltex LPG at the start, PR Gaz has since grown the business into offering its own signature brand. It has also teamed up with original equipment manufacturers to sell various cooking equipment and accessories—making PR Gaz outlets a virtual one-stop shop for household cooking needs.  

PR Gaz services a vast customer base across Luzon. It has also opened several branches in Baguio and as far down south as the Bicol Region. PR Gaz commitment is to be part of every Filipino home, delivering the trusted brand of LPG through warm and personalized service – the PR Gaz way.

Why we opt and stayed as a 'Suki ni Gazman':

Know all the seven reasons after the cut.

Complaint Against MERALCO's Inaccurate Billing 2014

A whooping 9K+ MERALCO bill for the month of April left us dumbfounded. We were bewildered thinking why, when and how on earth did we use up such an enormous amount of electricity! 

Did we host a barangay party? lols

On an average, our monthly electric consumption reaches a minimum of 120 to 160kWh maximum. That's around 1200+ to 1800+ pesos  maximum (depends of  course on their computation of actual price per kWh). I'm no expert with MERALCO computations and  terminologies but I do know that the charged amount is outright insane.

Just a bit of history regarding this matter. MERALCO made enhancements on billing statements around February, a pamphlet was enclosed to explain the changes.

That's when all the ruckus started.

Click READ MORE and the saga continues...