Power Company Sends Notice of Disconnection to Lady Consumer for Failing to Pay P2.96 Electric Bill
DISCONNECTION NOTICE – A lady consumer received a notice of disconnection for failing to pay her P2.96 electric bill.
In many parts of the world, electricity is an essential part of daily life. From powering appliances and lighting our homes to supporting businesses and industries, electricity is critical for our modern way of living.
However, with the benefits of electricity come the responsibilities of paying for it, and sometimes consumers may receive a notice of disconnection for their electric bills.
A notice of disconnection is a written statement sent to a consumer by their electricity provider, stating that their electricity service will be terminated if they fail to pay their outstanding bill.
These notices are usually sent after the consumer has missed several payments or has accumulated a significant amount of debt.
The Facebook page “Radyo Bandera Philippines” has shared the photo of a lady netizen who received a disconnection notice from Palawan Electric Cooperative (PALECO). The post goes viral and garnered various reactions online.
An unnamed consumer in Brgy. Antipuluan, Narra, Palawan was surprised to receive a disconnection notice from the Palawan Electric Cooperative because of her unpaid bill.
The electric company ‘PALECO’ is asking the consumer to pay her electric bill for the month of January 2023 amounting to P2.96 before February 22, 2023. The firm will disconnect the service line on February 23 if she will fail to pay her bill.
The consumer just laughed at the disconnection notice they received, stating that their transportation cost to the PALECO office was more expensive than their bill.
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
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