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To: StocksMan who wrote (19758)	8/21/2002 12:41:36 PM
From: StocksMan	Respond to of 20297

Dominion Virginia Power Customers Can Now View and Pay Their Bill Online RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Dominion Virginia Power's (NYSE: D - News) new electronic billing and payment service allows customers to view their electric bills and make online payments through the company's Web site at dom.com . (Photo: newscom.com ) Called Dominion eBill, the service is free, convenient and secure. Instead of receiving paper bills and writing checks, customers who enroll in the plan get an electronic bill online. This lets customers monitor their bills online and compare their monthly energy usage without dealing with conventional paper bills. Once customers sign up, Dominion Virginia Power will send them an e-mail message each month, telling them their bill is available for viewing. "Dominion Virginia Power wants to provide options and make bill paying as convenient as possible for our customers," said Edgar M. Roach Jr., president and chief executive officer. "Dominion eBill allows customers to bypass the traditional paper bills and postage stamps." Best of all, customers are still in control. With eBill, customers simply specify their payment amount and payment date, and the payment is electronically deducted from their bank account. If customers already participate in the company's Automatic Payment Plan, they can still choose to view their bill online through this service. . . biz.yahoo.com