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Rappahannock Electric Cooperative

Your bill on your phone. Skip the mail and switch to paperless in under a minute.

MyREC SmartHub > Settings > Paperless Billing

Go paperless by 9/30 and you could win one of two $250 gift cards. Official Contest Rules

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