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Unusually high electricity bills

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#1
  • clear_one
  • mail
  • 2021/03/07 22:54

Last month, the bill was about five times what it was in the www.
How did it go at your house ？?

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#3
  • 倍金萬
  • 2021/03/08 (Mon) 09:31
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It should definitely go to the power company for advice. Even if it is completely your fault, you have a chance to get a reduction.

When I first came to LA and got into my apartment, the heating in that apartment was a hot wire system in the entire ceiling, and I used a lot of power because the thermostat was set wrong for several days.

At that time, I didn't understand the meaning of the high bill, so I went to the nearby LADWP office and complained to them to the contrary, and they refused once saying that the numbers on the bill were correct, but they agreed to reduce the amount this one time.

The current utilities may not be so forgiving, but there is a chance to try.

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#4
  • clear_one
  • 2021/03/08 (Mon) 12:33
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Thanks for the advice, I appreciate it.

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#6
  • Greedy Energy
  • 2021/03/08 (Mon) 20:01
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＞ Thanks for the advice, I appreciate it.

#2 asks who is the power company ？. Shikato ？.

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#7
  • Greedy Energy
  • 2021/03/08 (Mon) 20:02
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＞ Thanks for the advice, I appreciate it.

#2 asks what power company ？ you have. Shikato ？.

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#8
  • 電気代
  • 2021/03/08 (Mon) 23:32
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We too received a bill last month for about $ 1000. I was frustrated the whole time because I was at work when I saw the bill, but when I went home to look at the meter for my unit, I discovered that the person who checked it had made a mistake because the numbers were so far off from the bill. I contacted the electric company and asked them to email me a picture of the meter, and eventually I received a bill later with the correct meter. The same thing happened before with my water bill. This happens sometimes.

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