BGE Turning Off 75,000

jfrenaye

jfrenaye

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The moratorium has expired and BGE is beginning the massive task of turning off the lights on 75,000 customers who the utility says they were unable to contact to offer a payment plan.

The utility will be undertaking this in the next few weeks. However, there is still help available for those that are behind.

This really is a band aid. The rate increases have outpaced any semblance of inflation and just keeping your lights on is a struggle for many.
 
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HunterJJD

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jfrenaye said:
The moratorium has expired and BGE is beginning the massive task of turning off the lights on 75,000 customers who the utility says they were unable to contact to offer a payment plan.

The utility will be undertaking this in the next few weeks. However, there is still help available for those that are behind.

This really is a band aid. The rate increases have outpaced any semblance of inflation and just keeping your lights on is a struggle for many.
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Screw them get a job and work an extra one. turn the AC off and deal with things. Your rates go up cause lazy mofo's wont pay thier bill. Moratorium my ass, SHUT THEM DOWN and watch how fast they "find" money
 
huntr1

huntr1

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HunterJJD said:
Screw them get a job and work an extra one. turn the AC off and deal with things. Your rates go up cause lazy mofo's wont pay thier bill. Moratorium my ass, SHUT THEM DOWN and watch how fast they "find" money
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Turn off the TV, turn off lights, close the window when the AC is on, turn off the computer when not in use, turn off the hot tub, etc. and they will be able to afford their electric bill. My grandparents in Alabama had A/C in their house. Only time it got turned on was when they were expecting company. If 2 old people in Alabama survive the heat by opening windows and using fans, then so can a family in Baltimore.
 
SoccerMom2

SoccerMom2

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We bought all new ceiling fans in every room. Made a huge difference. Our family room had a 52' in in. We put a 60' in it and i can feel it in the kitchen when it is on. I don't want the a/c running unless it really has to. With the fans on in only the rooms we are in it will cut the cost.
 
MrZ06

MrZ06

I love Texas Road House
If they don't pay their bill they shouldn't have electric. If I ran the electric company once you were two months past due you get cut off. No exeptions.
 
ICit

ICit

Jam out with ur clam out
god I love it... and they will be the ones with new BMW's and Lexus in the drive ways crying they cant pay the power bill and their baby's are not gonna be able to eat this week..

cry me a river of effing tears..... I hear this crap every day... get off your effing a$$ and get a JOB (This is where you get up in the morning and go somewhere and have some responsibility and earn your keep in this world)

Im tired of supporting your effing a$$es!!!! I have a house FULL OF THE LAZY ONES LIVING NEXT TO ME!!!!!!
 
willie

willie

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SoccerMom2 said:
We bought all new ceiling fans in every room. Made a huge difference. Our family room had a 52' in in. We put a 60' in it and i can feel it in the kitchen when it is on. I don't want the a/c running unless it really has to. With the fans on in only the rooms we are in it will cut the cost.
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My gawd! The V22 props are only 38'.
 
jrt_ms1995

jrt_ms1995

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jfrenaye said:
The rate increases have outpaced any semblance of inflation and just keeping your lights on is a struggle for many.
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The rate increases have outpaced any semblance of inflation because Maryland's idiotic government kept them capped for 10 years.
 
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