I am very concerned about health, privacy and safety issues associated with smart meters. I prefer to have an analog meter. I think the fees that PSO is charging for their alternative meter are too high, plus the alternative meter still has potential negative health effects.
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Don M Powers
9 years ago
You should be able to opt out and keep your meter at no cost. This business of charging someone for service they don't receive is fine for the government, but only enriches an operation like a monopoly utility co., operating under license from the state. My electric is provided by Edmond Electric.
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Darlene Sharpe
9 years ago
I want my old analog meter. Since when is PSO given the legal right to transmit and sell my appliance usage info.
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Bo Collins
9 years ago
Help I have no Elc because of the bad meters an bad poloseads so please help an sign !!!!!!!
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Margaret Snow
9 years ago
We are on a rural electric coop that put smart meters in a few years ago without notification to customers. I questioned if smart meters had been installed as soon as I noticed a different meter number on my billing only to be told that they were smart meters and because it was residential account they were not obligated to tell people that smart meters were being installed. The problem with that explanation was that we also had a commercial meter which we not notified of the change either.
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Donna Beekman
9 years ago
My company is AEP PSO
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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PSO. I live in Owasso, and we were not given an option as to whether or not we wanted the meter. We got it anyway. And we should NOT have to pay a fee to get an analog meter, nor should we have to pay a monthly fee for that analog meter. I feel like we were steamrollered.
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Dan Wooster
9 years ago
PSO
The individuals should have the option to choose not to be exposed to the deleterious effects of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the AMI meters.
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Kenny Bob Tapp
9 years ago
Tri-County Electric, electric cooperative never told us that they were replacing our analog meter with the smart meter or provided us with an opt out when our family protested.
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Amanda Teegarden
9 years ago
Utility provider: PSO.
Threatened to shut off our power if we didn't either 1) allow them to install an AMI meter or, 2) pay the "opt-in" fee and get a modified AMR.
PSO only disclosed they have a third option as well - the GEi210 meter that never had a transmitter in it to begin with.
We ended up paying the fee, but are on the list for the GEi210 when it comes in.
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Janene Wooster
9 years ago
PSO,
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Matthew Foster
9 years ago
Indian Electric cooperative
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Matthew Vermillion
9 years ago
Matthew Vermillion. PSO
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Joe and Cindi Hampton
9 years ago
We were not given the option of retaining our analog meter. Our provider is O G & E.
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Matthew Vermillion
9 years ago
I do not want any smart meter attached to my house.
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Ronda Vuillemont-Smith
· petition starter
9 years ago
Ronda Vuillemont-Smith PSO
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Joy Collins
9 years ago
This should have been an opt in option from the beginning. Alas we are here...I DO NOT want a smart meter.
PSO
Tulsa, Oklahoma PSO
OG&E, ONG
I am very concerned about health, privacy and safety issues associated with smart meters. I prefer to have an analog meter. I think the fees that PSO is charging for their alternative meter are too high, plus the alternative meter still has potential negative health effects.
You should be able to opt out and keep your meter at no cost. This business of charging someone for service they don't receive is fine for the government, but only enriches an operation like a monopoly utility co., operating under license from the state. My electric is provided by Edmond Electric.
I want my old analog meter. Since when is PSO given the legal right to transmit and sell my appliance usage info.
Help I have no Elc because of the bad meters an bad poloseads so please help an sign !!!!!!!
We are on a rural electric coop that put smart meters in a few years ago without notification to customers. I questioned if smart meters had been installed as soon as I noticed a different meter number on my billing only to be told that they were smart meters and because it was residential account they were not obligated to tell people that smart meters were being installed. The problem with that explanation was that we also had a commercial meter which we not notified of the change either.
My company is AEP PSO
PSO. I live in Owasso, and we were not given an option as to whether or not we wanted the meter. We got it anyway. And we should NOT have to pay a fee to get an analog meter, nor should we have to pay a monthly fee for that analog meter. I feel like we were steamrollered.
PSO The individuals should have the option to choose not to be exposed to the deleterious effects of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the AMI meters.
Tri-County Electric, electric cooperative never told us that they were replacing our analog meter with the smart meter or provided us with an opt out when our family protested.
Utility provider: PSO. Threatened to shut off our power if we didn't either 1) allow them to install an AMI meter or, 2) pay the "opt-in" fee and get a modified AMR. PSO only disclosed they have a third option as well - the GEi210 meter that never had a transmitter in it to begin with. We ended up paying the fee, but are on the list for the GEi210 when it comes in.
PSO,
Indian Electric cooperative
Matthew Vermillion. PSO
We were not given the option of retaining our analog meter. Our provider is O G & E.
I do not want any smart meter attached to my house.
Ronda Vuillemont-Smith PSO
This should have been an opt in option from the beginning. Alas we are here...I DO NOT want a smart meter.