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Total Control 🚨 Washington Resident Caught Smart Meters Being Installed On Her Home Without Permission After refusing she was sent a warning letter demanding she pay a tariff to keep the old meter & if not paid by a specific date they’re coming back to install a Smart Meter...

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Shunya2 years ago

Chinese police scan faces of customers in restaurants and compare them to a government database to search for and arrest anyone with reports. Digital ID controls every aspect of Chinese people's lives.

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Jennifer H2 years ago

I remember when they did that here at my home. Electric bill skyrocketed.

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COGoneCali✝️2 years ago

I opted out of the smart meter program as it was “optional” two years ago. 3 weeks ago a man is on my property trying to swap the meter. I tell him to leave. Call excel and they confirm I opted out of the smart meter and now they tell me I’ll be charged a tariff plus higher rates for opting out of the smart meter program. What to do? We need power but I refuse to have them monitoring and beyond just power usage. Rolling outages will be next.

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S.A. Dupres2 years ago

I am in Lewis County, WA State. Lewis PUD sent me a letter to shut off my electricity on July 1, 2024, if I do not comply w/ installation of Honeywell AMI (A4RES) Smart Meter. My husband has a medical device to sustain life, which requires electricity ... PUD does not care.

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CaliTX Opinion2 years ago

U can't stop it or go off the grid to get away from it. Loathe the digital prisons we r being forced unto

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Dots2 years ago

Same with cash and herding all of us to a cashless society. People laugh that just don't see the bigger picture.

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Mike Celentano2 years ago

Mafia tactics the most corrupt government in the world

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HERSHE®🍊2 years ago

YES… I have been paying extra for years to have an analog meter. In addition to remote control of power on digital meters, the system can also transmit data from INSIDE your house to the grid. We’ve been using electrical lines for years to transport data.

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Susan Cook2 years ago

They can turn the power off remotely without a smart meter.

Free Bird's profile picture
Free Bird2 years ago

They can turn your power off at anytime with a smart meter

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