He is attempting to divert because he knows these facts are indisputable...
Anyone care to dispute them...?
Panorama - The Smart Meter mess
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So you acknowledge SM's can be remotely cut off - tick!
You acknowledge that an analogue meter needs an intrusion into your property - tick!
And you prefer that the power companies can cut you off remotely rather than get an enforcement order for entry to your property, which of course affects all others with smart meters whether they like it or not - tick!
Maybe you would be kind enough to explain this to nosenothing...
In the simplest of terms of course
Rather ironic that you live in what could be termed as the 'dark ages'...
If that's what you prefer ,boyo', then feel free to carry on in ignorance...
But then you are probably one of those 'it would never happen to me' nutters!
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All correct.So you acknowledge SM's can be remotely cut off - tick!
You acknowledge that an analogue meter needs an intrusion into your property - tick!
And you prefer that the power companies can cut you off remotely rather than get an enforcement order for entry to your property, which of course affects all others with smart meters whether they like it or not - tick!
Maybe you would be kind enough to explain this to nosenothing...
In the simplest of terms of course
But ignores the ..... The processes leading up to
Which is the actual point being made. Tick
I have never disputed that, no.
Irrelevant though in regards to this...
Anytime you'd like to dispute the facts above, crack on (he won't, he can't).
You must be describing your posts
Not strictly true no, in regards to cutting off supply.
Most do and it’s the preferred method, of actually removing the meter.
Some can be isolated outside, he’s not wrong there.
Your missing mine. The only group with any interest in meter readings is the suppliers. Due to demarcation problems they did have need to involve the distributors. eg Removing house fuses etc even fitting meters. The suppliers took the readings. Used to be pretty regular but the time interval just kept increasing. They would also check for meter bypassing etc. So SM's have checks for tampering that go back to base if they indicate some one has. The aim of an SM is no need to ever visit but they probably still have a lifetime limit just as the old meters did.
The old gas and electricity boards used to look after all aspects in each of their areas.Under what circumstances?
If you're referring to a box that is attached to an outside wall it's the same thing - a court order is required to access any part of your property!
Correct. The actual process is neither whimsical or swift. It's a distinct set of rules. The SM morons would have you believe that, one missed bill and the SM is quickly killed, lol. Power companies can be sued for damages (amounting to a lot more than the bill debts) if they decide to waive the process.
Under disconnection circumstances.
No, I'm not referring to a box on the outside wall.
You’ve missed it again.Your missing mine. The only group with any interest in meter readings is the suppliers. Due to demarcation problems they did have need to involve the distributors. eg Removing house fuses etc even fitting meters. The suppliers took the readings. Used to be pretty regular but the time interval just kept increasing. They would also check for meter bypassing etc. So SM's have checks for tampering that go back to base if they indicate some one has. The aim of an SM is no need to ever visit but they probably still have a lifetime limit just as the old meters did.
Let’s leave it there please.
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If court orders were difficult then, no, they don't need to access your property. But courts give out permission easily, and cheaply.
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