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Old Jul 7th 2008 | 9:53 am
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We are currently on TWP, but none of the utility companies asked for our status.
 
Old Jul 7th 2008 | 10:26 am
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Originally Posted by Yes-can-do
Maybe I should have also added that we were on WP and not PRs at that time. That could have made a difference
I don't think so, I'm a citizen It all seems very regional, a good introduction to how things are done in Canada!

I should have said the company that didn't want one was Manitoba Hydro, and the company that did is called Essex Power.
 
Old Jul 7th 2008 | 11:17 am
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So more totally different experiences of the same thing then.

Just like experiences with the banks, the airlines, government offices etc etc.
 
Old Jul 7th 2008 | 12:34 pm
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When we moved here we purchased property that had 3 connections - one for a commercial premises, and two for domestic properties. We had to pay a security deposit to each supplier, for each property (ie hydro x3, gas x3). It cost over $5k in deposits, and they're being held for 3yrs. We'll get refunded this August.
 
Old Jul 7th 2008 | 12:39 pm
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Nova Scotia asked us for a $150 deposit but when the bill came through it was $100. Told we would get it back with interest but can't remember when
 

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