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Free Market Does It Again
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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Based on my utility bills most of the cost is from “service fees.” I don’t know what service they’re providing that warrants charging us up the ass but, yeah, it’s service fees.
I think it's the price customers pay to serve the energy shareholders. Someone's got to pay the person writing all those dividend cheques.
But have you considered that it's a voluntary fee that you're paying after choosing from a wide selection of electricity providers? Checkmate communists.
Every time I get the monthly bill in the mail my soul rots even more. It’s just constant anxiety on whether I can afford this month or not.