More stupidity from our leaders. People need to stop putting all the blame on Gov Fitial's shoulders and start blaming the inept legislators and senators. Why are they so reluctant to give up their leased cars and slush fundages? The power outages are only a small part of our problem, but obviously the most noticeable.
No need to “[w]onder if that would reduce our next CUC bill.”
Just check your electric meter regularly to check on your kilowatt-hour usage.
Doh.
With the price of electricity being what it is, most people should be checking their meter weekly, triweekly, or even daily so they know what they're spending as they spend it.
That way, the monthly CUC bill will not be a surprise.
No it won't reduce your bill in the end. CUC increases the rate so drastically so often.. that five days of use now is equal to 30 days of use two years ago.
It seems that as their capacity to provide power slides, and you use less power.. they increase the rates for that power. So much so that you end up paying more and more, for less and less.
Also, checking your meter won't help. Hell, sometimes CUC doesn't even check your meter. They base their charges on 'estimates' based on your past use.
Yup. Here, too. Maybe what we save in power during blackouts will cover the major appliances that burn out due to power spikes.
ReplyDeleteAnd while Rome burns, legislators and attorneys fly back to D.C. at taxpayer expense to lobby against the Marine monument. Go figure!
More stupidity from our leaders. People need to stop putting all the blame on Gov Fitial's shoulders and start blaming the inept legislators and senators. Why are they so reluctant to give up their leased cars and slush fundages? The power outages are only a small part of our problem, but obviously the most noticeable.
ReplyDeleteNo need to “[w]onder if that would reduce our next CUC bill.”
ReplyDeleteJust check your electric meter regularly to check on your kilowatt-hour usage.
Doh.
With the price of electricity being what it is, most people should be checking their meter weekly, triweekly, or even daily so they know what they're spending as they spend it.
That way, the monthly CUC bill will not be a surprise.
No it won't reduce your bill in the end. CUC increases the rate so drastically so often.. that five days of use now is equal to 30 days of use two years ago.
ReplyDeleteIt seems that as their capacity to provide power slides, and you use less power.. they increase the rates for that power. So much so that you end up paying more and more, for less and less.
Would giving the Lt Gov a boat qualify us for a power discount?
ReplyDeleteHow about giving the LT Guv'nah the boot?
ReplyDeleteAlso, checking your meter won't help. Hell, sometimes CUC doesn't even check your meter. They base their charges on 'estimates' based on your past use.
All the more reason to keep track of one's meter. Eventually the estimates must be brought up to date with an actual reading.
ReplyDeleteKnowledge is power.
Know your meter reading.
would a nioe fishing pole earn us a small discount?
ReplyDeleteIn connection with suing, can I sue CUC for my broken appliances? broken modem, lost of income? He!he!he!
ReplyDeletelt Gov is in trouble for stealing and sweating over receiving the boat for the contract given by CUC.
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