- May 19, 2003
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In my apartment I have the following items connected to an electrical socket.
One Microsoft Surface, on from 5PM - 11PM daily with 29" Dell LCD.
One HP stream laptop, on less than 2 hours a month.
One refrigerator, older guy, on 24 hours a day.
One 46" LCD TV, on less than one hour a month, many times never on.
One cable modem, on 24 hours a day.
2 Powerline Ethernet adapters, on 24 hours a day.
1 Wireless router, on 24 hours a day.
I use gas about 1 time a day, for less than 30 minutes or so. Far less probably.
That's it. Nothing else connected, yet I paid $150 to ConED last month for an "Estimated" bill. Calling is getting nowhere, instead they try to sell me onto a 3rd party service (WTF?) for delivering electricity.
They are not taking my meter readings because the meter is in my apartment, and inputting on the website is making NO difference.
Is there a way I can take them to court? Seriously? There is absolutely no way I am using that much electricity.
One Microsoft Surface, on from 5PM - 11PM daily with 29" Dell LCD.
One HP stream laptop, on less than 2 hours a month.
One refrigerator, older guy, on 24 hours a day.
One 46" LCD TV, on less than one hour a month, many times never on.
One cable modem, on 24 hours a day.
2 Powerline Ethernet adapters, on 24 hours a day.
1 Wireless router, on 24 hours a day.
I use gas about 1 time a day, for less than 30 minutes or so. Far less probably.
That's it. Nothing else connected, yet I paid $150 to ConED last month for an "Estimated" bill. Calling is getting nowhere, instead they try to sell me onto a 3rd party service (WTF?) for delivering electricity.
They are not taking my meter readings because the meter is in my apartment, and inputting on the website is making NO difference.
Is there a way I can take them to court? Seriously? There is absolutely no way I am using that much electricity.
