Gregs24
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As I say - they are seeing you comingbill of 200.48 for 293kwh
200.57 divided by 293= 68.4 cents per kwh.
FACTS, REALITY. trump any links.
Bill comes, it has to be paid. meter reading tell them the used kwh, and the bill is what I posted above.
Again, as seen as you're going to go blah blah blah, you links only cover what the utility list as the kwh price, omitting all the other charges, the utility list on a CUSTOMERS bill.
When you take the bills total for that month and divide it by that same months kwh used, you get the REAL COST PER KWH.
What part of this don't you understand?
it is very basic math.
the utilities broke up the charges for the cost of the power so the kwh "LOOKS" lower than it really is , till you when you get the bill.
I can list an item on ebay say a big pen for 12 cents, making that item/part seem cheap, then add shipping, handling, processing,shipping material supply charge, storage charge, package insurance charge, admin charge, and now the real cost is not that 12 cents, it is 68.4 rounded up to 69 cents per item.
But I'm sure you'll reply that the monthly bill total for my electric power, isn't the true cost per kwh.
just because, right. right.
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