I know that almost everyone that knows a little bit about the Dominican Republic is aware of the black outs that go on on an everyday basis. Now, I would like to hear more on this subject if possible. I know that a lot of you are going to be quick to say...well...buddy-we have discussed this a hundred times already...look in the archives!! But I would like to touch this subject with the focus on the power distributors and what they get away with. Everytime I read about this the distributors claim of the arrears that are owed to them yet they are always shutting the power down and still charging the customer for service that they didn't even receive. Doesn't that seem a little off? For example...if I'm providing service for someone and they owe me for 4 hrs of service that they have not paid would the debt not be waved if I shut service for 4hrs? I know that it's a little bit more complicated then this but I just know that these basters have gotten away with a lot and it's not just that the people don't pay. I believe that the energy industry has become a money maker in the DR and they will do all they can so it can remain that way. Does anyone care to explain this situation with more detail? Thanks in advance.
PS. I have even begun to think that the energy industry would prefer to keep things as they are for it might be more benecial for them. What do you think?
DR_DEFENDER
PS. I have even begun to think that the energy industry would prefer to keep things as they are for it might be more benecial for them. What do you think?
DR_DEFENDER