Posted by Bendee on January 19, 2012 at 20:45:44 from (58.166.0.80):
In Reply to: Electric rates posted by George Marsh on January 19, 2012 at 08:08:47:
You mean to say they have not gone to 6 decimal places. I pay $0.238410 per kwh 7am-11pm Mon-Fri.Peak .098820 other OffPeak. Service to property $48.71 for 78days. Plus 10% Goods & Services Tax. It will be increasing because Parliament has passed a Carbon Tax Bill, which will go to the producers of the filth.Totally disregarding USA Canada, China, India and others that have not done it, Have to be out there, stuff the consequences. They just installed a smart meter which allows them to read my meter from their office,[meter readers redundant] which I have to pay for. The benefits to me is that I can read my electricity usage and if high, turn the electricity off disregarding the fact 2 freezers are electric.That benefits me.Today it is 30c [86F] inside.
If you have lost your provider , look in Australia. By years end, you could say: Australia. Foreign owned. not just electricity.
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