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    Letter to The Editor: More revealing CPUC emails
    as the corruption scandal unfolds

    February 27, 20151 Comment
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    logo_lettereditorBy Warren Woodward, Sedona Resident
    (February 27, 2015) – 

    Dear Sedona.biz,

    The corruption at the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) continues to unfold.

    More revealing emails have been uncovered.

    In the press release from Stop Smart Meters!, you’ll read how the CPUC colluded and conspired with the utilities that the CPUC was supposed to be regulating.

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    For example (and just like here in Arizona), the “official” story was that people who refuse “smart” meters are “cost causers.” But the real story as shown in the emails is that, in order to protect the utilities’ reckless investment in a flawed and toxic technology, the CPUC and the utilities plotted to initiate so-called “opt out fees” to discourage people from refusing “smart” meters at all. Sickeningly, the poor were even set up as special targets.

    Several CPUC commissioners experienced firsthand such “smart” meter failings as over-billing and appliance interference, yet in public they never acknowledged that.

    PG&E suggested that people made sick from “smart” meters be given Prozac.

    These people are criminally insane. Read all about it.

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    1. N. Baer on February 28, 2015 9:09 am

      If you have a smart meter, or even a digital meter which has also affected people’s health, you have until April 1, 2015 to opt out just pay $5 extra for having a non-transmitting analog meter installed. After April 1st, those wishing to have non-communicating analog meters will pay a $50 “set-up” fee plus the $5/mo. charge. Sedona Smart Meter Awareness has established an “RF Free” Program for those who, for any reason, cannot pay the $5/mo. fee – See


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