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  1. This is what I got out of the app as far as amount of electricity used.
  2. Thank you everyone. I found some of the previous bills, so maybe it didn't go up as much as it seems. Here is what I've been paying - I'll try to find the amount of electricity used. I was just really surprised to see it go over 6,000 baht. 2023 April 4,673 May: 5,034 June: 5,063 July: 3,534 Aug: 4,646 Sept. 4,937 Oct - can't find Nov: 3,096 Dec.: 3,111 2024 Jan: 3,452 Feb.: 4,487 March: 5,090 April: 5,317 May: 6,245
  3. I just got our monthly bill for a very small 1-bedroom home and it was 6,200 baht. Does this seem normal? Last year it was always a little under 3,000 baht. In addition to our lights and television, the only electricity we use is for two wall-airconditioners. I know the rates recently went up, but this seems high. About six months ago the neighbor had someone update the wiring into his house. It was a sloppy job and a whole bunch of wires were left hanging from the meter into our yard. Is it possible they somehow connected to our electricity? The guy said he was having work done to help charge his electric car, and it was around then that our bill started going up. Is there a way to tell if he is using our electricity to charge his car? I'm not well-versed in electrical wiring, and the area around the meters (four of them) has wires going everywhere. What do other people pay for a stand-alone home (not a condo) in Bangkok?
  4. Are there any services in Bangkok that will remove junk from a yard? We asked the city, but they said their truck is too big for our road. We have two stacks of old roof tiles about waist-high. Also, some other rusted junk. Maybe one pickup truck load, but probably two. Any advice to find someone to do this would be appreciated.
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