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post 1581106261 05-30-2019, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted By badbl00d
It depends on the time of year, but it averages around 100 bucks per month. What the fuk are you doing to get a $600.00 per month bill?
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786
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Originally Posted By IlChosenOne
Unrelated question, but still a question for homeowner brahs (maybe you have experience with this too catbrah)


I already bought the house
But I keep getting calls from my bank saying I have to still pay them every month
Makes no sense
I bought the house when I signed all those papers, I own it
I don't understand why I would keep paying them for something that I already own?
I think it's a scam so I just "lol @ them" on the phone and hang up
It's been about four or five months since I bought it
Has anyone else run across this?
Tell them to take you off the call list or you'll sue them for harassment.
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post 1581106281 05-30-2019, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted By LinuxJon
Ho Lee Fuk are you guys trolling me?

For reference, it's a 2200sqft home. We keep it around 70 during the day and 65 at night in the summer.
What type of heating/HVAC are you running though? $900 a month is way too high. That's more than people pay for heating oil here in NE
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In the summer averages about $30/month. Winter is about $50. Spring and fall its usually about $20. Just shy of 2000 sqft home.

Granted I'm probably an outlier as I live alone and for the most part am only at my house for 11 hours every day. 8 of which I'm asleep.
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post 1581106561 05-30-2019, 09:25 AM
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Originally Posted By MrBourbon
Since others are giving serious answers: like $300 a month in summer, $200/month in winter for a 2600 square foot in Florida. Ac bill of piss and prosperity.
Pretty close to mine except only 2200 sqft and a 13 year old unit. Probably gonna have to replace it in the next couple years.
post 1581106631 05-30-2019, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted By IlChosenOne
Unrelated question, but still a question for homeowner brahs (maybe you have experience with this too catbrah)


I already bought the house
But I keep getting calls from my bank saying I have to still pay them every month
Makes no sense
I bought the house when I signed all those papers, I own it
I don't understand why I would keep paying them for something that I already own?
I think it's a scam so I just "lol @ them" on the phone and hang up
It's been about four or five months since I bought it
Has anyone else run across this?
this is the worse scam i have ever heard, they need a nigerian to draft them a new tactic. Ignore or block the calls. Bank will never call you and ask you to pay them, even if they do they would still have to send you official papers in the mail to explain why.
post 1581106651 05-30-2019, 09:26 AM
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$400 - $600

I aint even mad, it's the property tax that makes me want to go bomb the parliament - $300 / month property tax, $150 a month home insurance, both scams
post 1581106781 05-30-2019, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted By RudeKong
In the summer averages about $30/month. Winter is about $50. Spring and fall its usually about $20. Just shy of 2000 sqft home.

Granted I'm probably an outlier as I live alone and for the most part am only at my house for 11 hours every day. 8 of which I'm asleep.
Do you live somewhere that is 70 degrees year round? The minimum charge where I live is like $18
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post 1581107131 05-30-2019, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted By OffwhiteBrah
this is the worse scam i have ever heard, they need a nigerian to draft them a new tactic. Ignore or block the calls. Bank will never call you and ask you to pay them, even if they do they would still have to send you official papers in the mail to explain why.
They send letters too but now I just put them in my junk mail pile
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post 1581107171 05-30-2019, 09:33 AM
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PG&E customer in Cali here, but we have solar. We pay roughly $200/year for electric (2,400 sq/ft). Without solar we were roughly paying $150/winter and $250-300/summer.
post 1581107411 05-30-2019, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted By Xenuprime
Pretty close to mine except only 2200 sqft and a 13 year old unit. Probably gonna have to replace it in the next couple years.
I'm in a similar boat here, unit is about 15 years old...Wondering how efficient the newer units are compared to mine. Would you see a noticeable difference in your rate?
post 1581109801 05-30-2019, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted By trufflepigg
$400 - $600

I aint even mad, it's the property tax that makes me want to go bomb the parliament - $300 / month property tax, $150 a month home insurance, both scams
Lol.. try 800$ property tax per month son.
post 1581109821 05-30-2019, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted By TBO1313
That is still too much. Those are the costs of a house 3 times the size of yours
I know

Tempted to contact PGE.
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post 1581110551 05-30-2019, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted By 300Lane1
PG&E customer in Cali here, but we have solar. We pay roughly $200/year for electric (2,400 sq/ft). Without solar we were roughly paying $150/winter and $250-300/summer.
Inb4 half your city burns down because of their terrible line inspection oversights. I hope they break them up into smaller, manageable and more accountable entities.
Originally Posted By NukYavlen
Lol.. try 800$ property tax per month son.
Where do you live? NYC? O_o
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post 1581110831 05-30-2019, 10:31 AM
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3000 sqft home.

$90 during winters

$180-$220 during summers which reach 100 degrees plus for over nearly 2 months

75 degrees during spring/summer and we never move it until winter.
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post 1581110871 05-30-2019, 10:31 AM
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Mine gets as high as $600 sometimes. But i have 4200 sqft and three a/c units. You have to pay to play boyo. I keep it at 75 while we are at work and 68 at night.
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post 1581111331 05-30-2019, 10:38 AM
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1,700 sq ft home and in the summer its about $300 during the winter around $150
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Originally Posted By LinuxJon
I know

Tempted to contact PGE.
Take the meter reading yourself and compare it to your bill. It's extremely easy to do. If the meter matches up you probably have an insulation issue. What is the weather like in your part of California?
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786
Inb4 half your city burns down because of their terrible line inspection oversights. I hope they break them up into smaller, manageable and more accountable entities.
Live about an hour South of the Cascade fires, but in the city limits and most of the cities lines are underground. I doubt anyone will break up PG&E and in fact there was just a small rate hike passed to offset the costs of the damage while most of the PG&E crews make no less than 100k/year.
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786
Inb4 half your city burns down because of their terrible line inspection oversights. I hope they break them up into smaller, manageable and more accountable entities.



Where do you live? NYC? O_o
Probably NJ. Their property taxes are insane
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I'm in 1500 sqft townhome and it's around $100-120. I keep my AC on 72 and keep lights off that I'm not using. I have two AC units and an electric water heater.
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California energy prices of peace...used to have bills that averaged $500+ in the summer in SoCal. Got solar last year, and the biggest monthly bill we've had so far is $12. Also, the solar system cost $12K, and we got a $3,600 tax credit for net out of pocket of $8,400. Gonna pay itself off in 3 years based on our energy consumption and has a 25 year warranty.

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House #1 = 5000+ sq ft. about $170 per month
House #2 = 1300 sq ft. about $90 per month (entire house is rented)
House #3 = 2400 sq ft. about $200 per month (3 unit rental)

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the whole neighborhood powering their house off of OPs dime lmfao
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Makes me laugh when people don't use their AC just to save a few bucks. Not sure why they think being uncomfortable 24/7 while at home is worth saving a few bucks they just blow on Amazon or whatever dumb sht they think they need that month. Just LOL
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Average $300ish for the year
$200 in winter, close to $400 in the summer
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I have a two story house, ~2100sqft, and with bigger two story homes here (AZ), that means you have two separate AC units (heater/ac ofcourse) right next to eachother on the roof instead of 1.

But you live in CA bro everything costs titty fking tons apparently. But $600 is ridic u fking cukc what's going on. make sure ur neighbor isnt stealing yo chit or move lmao.

I honestly don't check but its heavily dependent on time of year. (how much ac units run in summer/ heaters in winter which wasnt often except for like early morning). I want to say like $120/mo in times where we didn't have to use ac/heater much, and maybe like $220-250 when we did.

But I got rid of the 1 roommate i had so now house is all to myself, they were on other floor which means other ac unit usage the entire time. now that one basically never even turns on. muchh cheaper so we'll see
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Originally Posted By MrBourbon
OP rolling bread.

You mean your power bill is what some people pay in rent? Yes bro, that seems a scoshe high.
Fuarking Cali prices man fuuuuukkkkkk. I feel the hurt too OP, utilities in SoCal are fuking ridiculous
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Originally Posted By BulletPoops
I have a two story house, ~2100sqft, and with bigger two story homes here (AZ), that means you have two separate AC units (heater/ac ofcourse) right next to eachother on the roof instead of 1.

But you live in CA bro everything costs titty fking tons apparently. But $600 is ridic u fking cukc what's going on. make sure ur neighbor isnt stealing yo chit or move lmao.

I honestly don't check but its heavily dependent on time of year. (how much ac units run in summer/ heaters in winter which wasnt often except for like early morning). I want to say like $120/mo in times where we didn't have to use ac/heater much, and maybe like $220-250 when we did.

But I got rid of the 1 roommate i had so now house is all to myself, they were on other floor which means other ac unit usage the entire time. now that one basically never even turns on. muchh cheaper so we'll see
Thought my neighor was using my water or some chit or i had a leak underground when i first moved here dead srs. Water/electric prices are fuking INSANE here, straight robbery. Brb $100 in fees before you even use a drop of water, fuk me
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