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Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by Enskynelson(m): 4:57am On Jul 29 |
alphaNomega:The scenario u gave is different from what I am talking about. U said it is no energy theft. What is it when you have a meter and decide to bypass the meter so you don't pay? The area you talked about is moenthkng different and it is serious extortion. I have seen it too. In where I live, I cannot pay for an apartment where there is no meter. I cannot be frustrated by criminals 1 Like |
Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by Amuluonyenaego: 5:27am On Jul 29 |
Johnthesuccess:A dirty pig with a decayed skull Dey talk too |
Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by do4luv14(m): 5:42am On Jul 29 |
Kukutente23: It's like I fit swear for that Journalist too, when will he investigate those senseless bills, billings customers for darkness |
Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by NapoleonHill: 7:23am On Jul 29 |
MasterJayJay: Only hand A is paying more. B to E are paying same #65 per unit. 1 Like |
Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by MasterJayJay: 7:28am On Jul 29 |
NapoleonHill:Are you using all DISCOs? I am telling you what I pay. It is not for debate. I am paying 102 naira per kwh, though I am wrongly placed under band b instead of band e. |
Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by NapoleonHill: 7:40am On Jul 29 |
MasterJayJay: Wow. I didn't know this they have started charging different amounts for different bands now. I'm surprised it was not in the news. Sorry to ask but are you sure there's no debt on the meter because it will be criminal to charge without proper announcement from them and NERC. 1 Like |
Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by MasterJayJay: 7:47am On Jul 29 |
NapoleonHill:No debt. The receipt actually shows the tariff rate. My Disco is Abapower. Their own band A tariff is the lowest among all other Discos. They are not charging up to 120 naira per kwh for Band A. But their band B to E is the highest among all other Discos.
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Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by maasoap(m): 7:53am On Jul 29 |
alphaNomega: Yes, I can confirm that you're 100% correct. It was 300k before if you're caught but there was room for negotiation which you might end up paying nothing less than 80k. But in my city, IBEDC has come up with new penalty for bypassers which is 50k as penalty, non negotiable. It is either you pay or you don't use their power supply ever again!! And they do go out in the middle of the night with armed security agents, mostly civil defence corps to catch bypassers. And the catch is usually massive, a lots of people |
Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by maasoap(m): 8:02am On Jul 29 |
MasterJayJay: It is fair pricing that way. The gap between band A and other bands for all other DISCOs is ridiculous. Band A is like N250 per unit when you add VAT, though they claim it is N206 or N220. It is a lie, you only get 4units of electricity for 1k. Whereas, their band B is around 72 naira per unit including VAT. Look at the huge difference, 250 vs 72!! |
Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by BALLOSKI: 8:10am On Jul 29 |
They'd see NEPA 2(those local technicians) and call them DISCO staff. When she's caught, she'd say your staff did, and when you investigate more, you'd see that it's those roadside guys hanging around offices they work with. |
Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by NapoleonHill: 10:23am On Jul 29 |
MasterJayJay: That's really serious. I think NERC should be notified of this. |
Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by 6ixT8: 1:56pm On Jul 29 |
I'm a clime where salaries can't cover 50% of cost of living, what is the authority expecting? |
Re: Uncovered: How Desperate Homes, Businesses Bypass Meters In Massive Electricity by alphaNomega: 4:25pm On Jul 29 |
Enskynelson:Because the previous month I paid and no energy was supplied, the month before I also paid and no energy was supplied, it has been happening so much people have accepted it as NORMAL. these private DISCOS should hand over the power supply business back to government and invest in arresting people that bypass meters since that is where they make their most money. they know nothing about how to run the business. Power production and distribution SHOULD NOT be a business. It is a service the government owes the people in order to keep the economy moving. |
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