Reviews of MyTriCountyTX

By: Tri-County Electric Cooperative App

List of user reviews and ratings for MyTriCountyTX

Total ratings

2.30 (Rating count: 19)

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User Reviews

Recent rating average: 1.75

All time rating average: 2.30

5 star

63% (5)

Date	Author	Comment
2026-01-24	da*****	Provides good info regarding billing and outages, but trying to report an outage with the app it just crashes.
Provides good info regarding billing and outages, but trying to report an outage with the app it just crashes.
2025-07-02	WT*****	App crashes when you try and report an outage
App crashes when you try and report an outage
2024-07-13	Zo*****	Website works, app doesn’t. Same credentials?
Website works, app doesn’t. Same credentials?
2024-06-23	cm*****	App says there is no outage in my area, but we have been without power for an hour and their desktop lists the outage. App is garbage.
App says there is no outage in my area, but we have been without power for an hour and their desktop lists the outage. App is garbage.
2024-05-01	Wh*****	App is garbage. Won’t take payment. Just garbage. Nothing more to say.
App is garbage. Won’t take payment. Just garbage. Nothing more to say.
2024-03-30	Pu*****	This app is useful. I didn’t have any issues registering.
This app is useful. I didn’t have any issues registering.
2024-03-16	Di*****	I’ve been with TriCounty for several years. Usually log in to the desktop view of my acct. I tried the App and was charged $23 just to be notified I don’t have an acct set up? What!!?!?!?
I’ve been with TriCounty for several years. Usually log in to the desktop view of my acct. I tried the App and was charged $23 just to be notified I don’t have an acct set up? What!!?!?!?
2024-03-08	Ha*****	I gave up. It’s just too difficult. You say “quick and easy access” for members but ultimately you made it impossible for me to set up a good secure account. Please remove the “paste” restriction on the password entry field. I don’t understand why you’d throw as much friction into a process that you want customers to follow! 1) Cannot use existing account login credentials. Ok, fair enough… 2) Now have to register again, like I’m a new customer. Done. 3) Said it sent me an email with a temporary password. Couldn’t find it, ah, it was in spam/junk folder. 4) Email with a temporary password? No it doesn’t have one. But it does have a link to create the password. 5) Password can be 8 to 50 characters long. That’s actually very good. And it requires a few things which makes sense. These days we should use complex, long passwords so our accounts cannot easily be hacked. I use a password manager so every account I have is different, and I use random long passwords with symbols and numbers. But here’s the challenge! I decide to use a 46 length and the password app generates the password for me. All I need to do is copy/paste it, into the two password fields, right? Impossible. You’ve only gone and disabled the paste capability. How is anyone supposed to set up the best possible scenario of a long, complex password, totally unique to this account? You seriously expect I’m going to enter 92 random key presses one at a time? (46 one time, and then again to confirm the password). Nope, not happening! I commend the acceptance of very long complex passwords. Every business should do that with online accounts these days. Let us know if you change it and then I can register.
I gave up. It’s just too difficult. You say “quick and easy access” for members but ultimately you made it impossible for me to set up a good secure account. Please remove the “paste” restriction on the password entry field. I don’t understand why you’d throw as much friction into a process that you want customers to follow! 1) Cannot use existing account login credentials. Ok, fair enough… 2) Now have to register again, like I’m a new customer. Done. 3) Said it sent me an email with a temporary password. Couldn’t find it, ah, it was in spam/junk folder. 4) Email with a temporary password? No it doesn’t have one. But it does have a link to create the password. 5) Password can be 8 to 50 characters long. That’s actually very good. And it requires a few things which makes sense. These days we should use complex, long passwords so our accounts cannot easily be hacked. I use a password manager so every account I have is different, and I use random long passwords with symbols and numbers. But here’s the challenge! I decide to use a 46 length and the password app generates the password for me. All I need to do is copy/paste it, into the two password fields, right? Impossible. You’ve only gone and disabled the paste capability. How is anyone supposed to set up the best possible scenario of a long, complex password, totally unique to this account? You seriously expect I’m going to enter 92 random key presses one at a time? (46 one time, and then again to confirm the password). Nope, not happening! I commend the acceptance of very long complex passwords. Every business should do that with online accounts these days. Let us know if you change it and then I can register.