Utilities

Columbia Gas of Ohio announced Dec. 17 a January Gas Cost Recovery (GCR) that is…

Richard Cordray was interviewed on Conklin and Company June 22, 2008. The first topic was PayDay Lending and unfair credit card practices. As time passes, the credit card companies are shortening the time to pay the bill which causes late payments and the consumer is then charged late payment fees and interest making it more and more difficult to get out of credit card debt. There are new federal rules being discussed which are "pro-consumer" for example, you will "have to be given at lease 21 days to pay your bill".

Richard Cordray was interviewed on Conklin and Company June 22, 2008. The first topic was PayDay Lending and unfair credit card practices. As time passes, the credit card companies are shortening the time to pay the bill which causes late payments and the consumer is then charged late payment fees and interest making it more and more difficult to get out of credit card debt. There are new federal rules being discussed which are "pro-consumer" for example, you will "have to be given at lease 21 days to pay your bill".

Richard Cordray was interviewed on Conklin and Company June 22, 2008. The first topic was PayDay Lending and unfair credit card practices. As time passes, the credit card companies are shortening the time to pay the bill which causes late payments and the consumer is then charged late payment fees and interest making it more and more difficult to get out of credit card debt. There are new federal rules being discussed which are "pro-consumer" for example, you will "have to be given at lease 21 days to pay your bill".

Our dutiful Council members (most of them that is) did the right thing and passed our mayor's realignment to the ever-changing budget and bolstered the funds for pothole and paving work; good job Sheeple ;-) May “the spine,” such as it is, be with you :-]

I've mentioned aspects of this concept once before here, but this time I'd like to focus on providing for multiple delivery providers for each of our basic utilities, which are, in essence, commodities, and how adding the possibility of choices of suppliers and deliverers can lower our utility costs by shedding ourselves of the utility (commodity) delivery monopolies; as long as there is only one deliverer of a commodity, somebody has a monopoly...

I've mentioned aspects of this concept once before here, but this time I'd like to focus on providing for multiple delivery providers for each of our basic utilities, which are, in essence, commodities, and how adding the possibility of choices of suppliers and deliverers can lower our utility costs by shedding ourselves of the utility (commodity) delivery monopolies; as long as there is only one deliverer of a commodity, somebody has a monopoly...