ixu
February 18, 2020, 11:02pm
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This post has me wondering
Wow. I wish we had gotten this years ago. Got sense because we got a $6K bill from the power company?!!?!? They said it was catchup for years of under reads on our old meter. Their new WiFi meter showed triple tipple usage?!???
That was plenty of incentive. Sense is a great tool in a fight against their engineering group
NO WAY is that legal??
Is it legal to back-bill indefinitely? Years?? Anybody have some State/Federal law to cite and/or consumer vs Utility case law?
This seems like a potential serious Sense Saves case study.
Can @kevin1 ’s tireless work on tariff analysis be deployed here?
The Redundancy Engineer in me says @richt should install at least one more Sense and do some calibration.
qrnef
February 19, 2020, 4:22pm
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And is the utility billing all of this “unbilled” usage at current rates? I would file a complaint with the utilities commission of the state you’re in, @richt . If nothing else, it’ll get other bureaucracy involved to the point where maybe the utility just drops it.
Most of them are linked from Public utilities commission - Wikipedia .
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richt
February 19, 2020, 5:15pm
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Great points. Will check. U guys are awesome!
Thanks,
Rich
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