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No fees. you can cut the cord wherever you like. 

IF you wanted the services dug out of your property/removed, that's another story.

Recently asked my gas provider to see about removing their supply from my house. Went something like the Seinfeld episode where Kramer wants to opt out of mail. I still have a gas line. 

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5 minutes ago, rmpfyf said:

Went something like the Seinfeld episode where Kramer wants to opt out of mail. I still have a gas line. 

That's funny. Unless you physically, disconnect, I imagine you are still charged a supply fee?

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16 hours ago, Marc said:

That's funny. Unless you physically, disconnect, I imagine you are still charged a supply fee?

No supply fee, though a dude came around and locked the meter out. I guess it's not bad; leaves the option in future.

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