learningnewthings
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You can ask your utility company to return the deposit you made
when you first moved into your home or apartment. After
a year or so of on-time payments, most utilities will
refund such deposits - usually with interest.
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stonegatherer
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Utility company has never required a deposit from me. ????
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san577
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quote:
Originally posted by stonegatherer
Utility company has never required a deposit from me. ????
They usually require deposit if you have poor credit history. After one year or so, when they get good feeling about customee, they return deposits.
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Lambert
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quote:
Originally posted by san577
quote:
Originally posted by stonegatherer
Utility company has never required a deposit from me. ????
They usually require deposit if you have poor credit history. After one year or so, when they get good feeling about customee, they return deposits.
I got mine back in the form of a credit on my bill. Covered almost 2 months of electric bills.
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