September 3, 2008 Incidence of Car Break In / Theft
I am a victim of Car Break In. It happened on my driveway, and I felt very violated! My car was park on the driveway adjacent to the street. It happened sometime between Midnight and 6am. The theif(ves) broke my front passenger glass and grabbed my radar detector. I know I should have known better to leave that on my windshield, but I never thought that would happen at my property. I guess I was being naive. I called the police and filed a report and I gave him my radar detector serial number and hopefully it may be recovered down the road which I really doubt it. I believe the power of Internet and hopefully by a small chance someone knows something about this incidence. I am at Spring, Texas near Hardy Toll Road and Interstate 45. By a very slim chance if you know about this, please call the Precinct four Constables at 281-540-1010. I put a spot light and a hidden camera on my driveway and hopefully this will deter any future theft. Here is the radar detector serial number AY046254; Beltronics Vector 940. Maybe it’s on the ebay now, who knows.
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Run!!! National Power Company (Fixed-Rate) Customers
Per Public Utility Commission of Texas News Release on Tuesday, May 27, 2008, beginning Wednesday, May 28, the Electricity Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) will switch approximately 15,000 customers of National Power Company to a Provider of Last Resort (POLR). POLR rates is significantly higher than current competitive electricity rates. Before receiving a notice, you can access www.powertochoose.org or call toll-free 1-866-797-4839 for a list of providers and their rates . Good luck! Hurry, switch now or you will pay a lot with POLR.
Texas PUC 5/27/08 News Release
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National Power Company Lost the Battle but Won the War on Dropping Customers
Yes, they are out of business. I had a feeling when they were so desperately wanting to drop the fix rate customers, they were in some financial troubles. NPC did not foresee that breaking contracts would attract Texas PUC’s attention, so they were “nicely” reinstate all the fix rate contract right away. I believe that they knew they were going to have their way anyway to get rid of the fix rate customers but without PUC’s possible sanctions, so they go out of business. Lesson to learn for them is that don’t promise something you can’t keep. I don’t regret that I switched to them because overall I still saved for last 8 months. Will I play safer in the future you may ask? You bet! Time to go shopping for electricity provider again!
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