Can someone please send an intervention specialist over to the City Of Cleveland's Water Division?
If something does not change soon, I am afraid that consumers will just drink Pepsi!
The October bills are in the mail. So far, Lyndhurst, Ohio is winning in the category of "Why the heck is my bill 700% higher?"
Care to share your feelings, via the comment box below? :)
I feel the same as the above. My bill for October was over $200.00 total for both water and sewer combined when I have never paid more than $75.00 for the total bills. There are only 2 people living here and we are not using that much water in a weeks time even including the laundry.What are we taking up the slack for other customers, this is B.S..We are on a fixed budget and I was not pleased at the surprise amount I had to pay.
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Wanna hear a funny one. My neighbor who lives alone in a single family home received a water bill for $8,000.00 and that's for one quarter. HOW CAN THEY BE MAKING SUCH HUGE MISTAKES! Something needs to be done and I think the first step to be taken is to FIRE every single customer service rep at the Cleveland Division of Water. I truly believe the hold time is so long because they g on breaks in between each call answered.
Posted by: CC | 06/21/2010 at 07:10 PM
I understand that the water from a home Air conditioning unit is
distilled water. I wonder then if it is drinkable?
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I feel the same as the above. My bill for October was over $200.00 total for both water and sewer combined when I have never paid more than $75.00 for the total bills. There are only 2 people living here and we are not using that much water in a weeks time even including the laundry.What are we taking up the slack for other customers, this is B.S..We are on a fixed budget and I was not pleased at the surprise amount I had to pay.
Posted by: claire romeo | 02/01/2010 at 09:18 AM
I had the water dept send me a read-out of readings and billing since I moved in. The paperwork goes back to 2006 - when I wasn't even living there and it clearly shows how they randomly increase the usage during the summer but I also found it interesting that the meter readers id was the same for all these years. Meaning the same person came to my home each time a real read was done - I Think Not! I am in the process of analyzing all the information I got so that I can dispute my current $800+ bill for a house of 3 people that are gone 6 out of 7 days a week
Posted by: mary kurdila | 10/27/2009 at 08:01 AM