Smart Meter situation in Arizona (?)

Hi, all. Im' so very sick & very traumatized from being so sick. Wondering if there's ANY opt-out for Smart Meters anywhere in Arizona? I was looking into moving near St. John, which is in the northeast of the state, near Snowflake. I remember hearing there was no opt-out in AZ & that was over a year ago so it's probabhly all covered in Smart Meters by now, but could anyone find out for sue? I'm too sick to do all this reasearch. Thanks ver much :)

-E. Drew

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From a friend of mine in Lakeside, AZ

Well, from what I hear, it depends on your electric company. I would find out who that is..and contact them. Mine is Navapache Electriic and they told me no, but I am going to write them a strongly worded letter telling them I never gave consent and if they consider it "assumed/implied  consent" by the fact that they are receiving this letter, it can be assumed I am withdrawing my consent.
Q


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> Hi, all. Im' so very sick & very traumatized from being so sick. Wondering if there's ANY opt-out for Smart Meters anywhere in Arizona? I was looking into moving near St. John, which is in the northeast of the state, near Snowflake. I remember hearing there was no opt-out in AZ & that was over a year ago so it's probabhly all covered in Smart Meters by now, but could anyone find out for sue? I'm too sick to do all this reasearch. Thanks ver much :)
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> -E. Drew
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My sister was living in Chino Valley.  The animals became infertile, such as chickens quit laying eggs.  My sister and her neighbors called their power companies, and had the smart meters removed. The chickens started laying again.

Judy



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Judy,

You should write this story of hurting chickens to your legislators. They should know it hurts people, as well as animals. You could possilbly even get a news story going about the chickens,  if you wanted to.  Might wake up some people.

Kathy 



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      My sister was living in Chino Valley.  The animals became infertile, such as chickens quit laying eggs.  My sister and her neighbors called their power companies, and had the smart meters removed. The chickens started laying again.



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Elysia,

Can you get a doctor to write a health note, stating RF from smart meters effect your health? I'm in Missouri, that is listed on a website as no opt out.  Once I got that letter, they listened. 

I kept calling daily,  in a calm tone, saying, I'm making my daily call. Your meters are making me feel ill to the supervisor.  When can you send someone to unhook it? Finally, the electric co. put an analog meter back on. Gas took out the battery. Water removed their drive by meter. I know it's hard, but if you keep calling, they know you aren't going to back down due to your needs.

Kathy




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> Hi, all. Im' so very sick & very traumatized from being so sick. Wondering if there's ANY opt-out for Smart Meters anywhere in Arizona? I was looking into moving near St. John, which is in the northeast of the state, near Snowflake. I remember hearing there was no opt-out in AZ & that was over a year ago so it's probabhly all covered in Smart Meters by now, but could anyone find out for sue? I'm too sick to do all this reasearch. Thanks ver much :)

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good for you, kathy!!!  
i'm sending this to others who might need to know how to get rid of their 'dumb' meters.  



On Oct 17, 2012, at 8:32 PM, Kathy wrote:

SRP has opt out and APS is also allowing opt out. Loni

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From a friend of mine in Lakeside, AZ

Well, from what I hear, it depends on your electric company. I would find out who that is..and contact them. Mine is Navapache Electriic and they told me no, but I am going to write them a strongly worded letter telling them I never gave consent and if they consider it "assumed/implied consent" by the fact that they are receiving this letter, it can be assumed I am withdrawing my consent.
Q

--- In [hidden email], Elysia Drew <necessejamais@...> wrote:
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> Hi, all. Im' so very sick & very traumatized from being so sick. Wondering if there's ANY opt-out for Smart Meters anywhere in Arizona? I was looking into moving near St. John, which is in the northeast of the state, near Snowflake. I remember hearing there was no opt-out in AZ & that was over a year ago so it's probabhly all covered in Smart Meters by now, but could anyone find out for sue? I'm too sick to do all this reasearch. Thanks ver much :)
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> -E. Drew
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