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[–] • 10 pts

What happens if nobody pays?

[–] • 3 pts

It goes to collections and they might be able to cut off your power.

Niggers never pay their debts because really the only thing that happens is it ruins your credit rating.

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What happens if a Texas posse with torches shows up at one ERCOT members house and proceeds to string them up in a tree by their entrails and then lights their corpse on fire while their family watches? In Meinkraft of course.

[–] • 0 pt

Cause I'm a sista, buy things with cash; that doesn't really mean that all my credit's bad no no no.

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Anyone know if those bills are considered unsecured debt? As far as I know they have nothing as collateral.

Hopefully the power company execs get a bullet or two.

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Don't forget that it was the Biden administration that blocked the power company from spinning up extra power plant capacity because of "Paris Accord polution" bullshit. The Biden administration forced them to purchase energy from other providers- who then charged these rates. Let's be clear about who harmed us and our brothers and sisters.

That man is evil. He cares for nothing but money. You and I are Cannon fodder.

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We aren't cannon fodder. We're the target they are actively aiming for.

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That mam didn't do this. His handlers did.

Don't fucking forget about the puppet masters.

[–] • 8 pts

Now smile, Goyim.

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Work long enough and you can be a free nigger. Thats progress.

I look forward to how this plays into Texas leaving the US. I suspect I already know.

[–] [deleted] • 6 pts

there has to be some law that says you cant charge people an unknown amount, no one can agree to a sum or price that they dont know about

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They took the risk. Buying variable rate electricity is akin to shorting GME in the stock market.

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No, it's not. Not when the president is in control of when to short squeeze you into paying Thier funders for more campaign donations.

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and I assume they knew they were buying this? I'm not there, so I dont know.

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"Oh shit, nigger! I just bought a Mercedes without knowing it! And I don't got my guvmit check in the mail yet"

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Or putting all your savings into Shitcoin.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Really?

Been to a doctor anytime in the past few decades?

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Ftfy. Been to a US doctor anytime in the past few decades

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well... if everyone else is doing it, I guess its ok, brb gotta go tell the kids

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Judges can void contracts they deem dishonest or predatory.

They can use the . If everyone sues the company will be bankrupted by legal costs.

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there has to be some law

There is no hope. Kill yourself and get out of our way.

[–] • -1 pt

Communist.

Due diligence. Learn it, live it.

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I dont think its communist to demand unambiguous contracts, I dont want anything for free.

It would be a very simple thing to trick any person into an arrangement that when coordinated with fuckery, indebts them far more than intended.

That is not the work of honest people.

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You're a child, then.

This is the same reason I never get a variable rate on a loan, or mortgage.

You're a fucking moron if you think a variable rate power supply company is a good idea.

Personal responsibility is a real thing.

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In 10 years the dollar will be toilet paper. That's a good deal.

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most people in texas have contract pricing, only people with spot pricing will get these surges

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Like i said all you will hear from now until texas turns blue is how bad texas is.

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I would walk away from my house and declare bankruptcy fuck them.

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You could go full solar for that price

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Shit, I'll supply your electric for only 25000 a month.

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everyone not pay.

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