DTE representatives have started coming to customer’s doors
and telling them they have 2 weeks to accept a smart meter or their power will
be shut off. The are not legally able
to take such action. Read more on our How to Respond page.
Says one customer: “Had a DTE rep at my door
today, telling me I have two weeks to decide in participating in the AMI
Opt-Out Program. Insinuated that if I don't accept the opt-out meter,
possibly my power may be shut off. He went and took pictures of my meter and my
Tatar Guard.”
Read more on our How
to Respond to Installers / DTE Security at the Door page. We repeat, DTE
has not shut off anyone’s power for refusing a smart meter. They have been
threatening this for well over two years. DTE cannot shut off your power
without giving you a 10-day
written shut-off notice.
We know that DTE is getting more and more worried about the thousands of people refusing smart meters in Michigan. This is why they are resorting to more heavy-handed tactics.
Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, Livonia, Pinckney, South Lyon, Ypsilanti, Plymouth, etc.
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