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Have you considered that a lot of the people who take the flexible pricing do it because they couldn’t afford fixed pricing and they had literally no other opti
by chickenpotpie 6y ago
Have you considered that a lot of the people who take the flexible pricing do it because they couldn’t afford fixed pricing and they had literally no other option?
- qeternity 6y agoAnd how does this change anything? Should we just force all poor people to pay the higher fixed rates that they supposedly can’t afford so that this never happens? It’s completely irrelevant to the issue at hand.
- chickenpotpie 6y agoDo what every other state does and not leave an essential utility to survival up to the free market? Texas is the only state that has this problem and it’s the only state with an independent power grid.
- burlesona 6y agoHello from California. We have blackouts every summer when it gets hot. Texas is not the only state that has this problem.
- chickenpotpie 6y agoI’m talking about getting charged $10,000 to heat your home
- qeternity 6y agoThey advertise savings of $600 per year. As has been mentioned before if this is a circa 1 in 16 year phenomenon then she is break even or coming out ahead. There are no free lunches. You can’t just get the $600 in savings and complain about the risk.