Customers and non-customers should be aware of an AGL-branded email scam that is  falsely claiming to be from AGL. The emails are presented as an eBill and may include a heading that includes "Credit card autopay rejection". Screenshots are posted below.   The link asking you to ‘re-register your credit card autopay details’ takes you to a non-AGL website which is a scam website.   AGL will never email you to ask for your personal banking or financial details.  Also, any email correspondence from AGL will also have the customer’s name and account details, including account number and supply address.   Anyone receiving this suspicious email should: Forward it to spam@agl.com.au. Flag the email as ‘spam’ or junk in your inbox. Delete the email immediately.   Please do not open or click on any links within the email.     For information on how to identify a scam email head to this Knowledge Base article or the Scamwatch website. Any customers with concerns about the scam emails should call AGL on 131 245.    

UPDATED 17th October 2017    We are aware of an issue that is affecting a number of our customers when trying to access their solar and electricity usage information through their My Account access. An example of this issue is shown below.    There appears to be a 2-5 day delay in the data that some customers are receiving. Our technical teams are investigating this at the moment and we will provide an update here as they unfold.      Thank you for your patience throughout this time, and please accept our sincere apologies for any inconvenience this has caused.