More than 20,000 New Yorkers are still without power after their electricity was disconnected in order to prevent a larger blackout under strain of 100F heat

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Comment by mr1stroke on July 24, 2019 at 5:47pm

S. Young I used to live in Brooklyn, my family runs a business between Brooklyn and Queens, so con ed  do it with people who allows it, so lets face it majority of the black community are comfortable living poor making others rich and wealthy, they dont learn the law and their rights, when i had my apartment in Brownsville Brooklyn I stop paying coned because they were sending an estimate bills for more than 6 months because i was a new tenant in the apartment, i called them transfer the account and they continue to do so, i work hard for my money like a jew i will not give any one a dime unless i get a clear explanantion, so i was not going to pay con ed any estimated bill, when you over paid them they wont give you a refund, only credits, well like you said they turned off my electricity , fits i filed a complaint with consumer affair, than with the City of NY and than filed a motion to sue in suprememe court for damages, stress and intent of fraud, i was the prose, no attorney, and guess what i won they send the district supervisor out to make sure my electricity was turned on, they told the court that they couldnt get access to the basement when the meter was. So the truth is if people in Brooklyn  had any sense every one who had a black out can sue for what ever reason, its up to them, find one, my folks always says every crisis is an opportunity, take advantage of it dont cry, right now im hoping for recession in 2020 election year so i can invest and pruchase a few homes next to nothing, i sit watch and wait

Comment by S. Young on July 24, 2019 at 5:16pm

Con Ed LOVES turning off lights! Even if your bill is paid. They overcharge customers with NO valid explanation! There's no other electricity option in Brooklyn so we have to deal with these corrupted, greedy crooks. Its ridiculous!!

Comment by mr1stroke on July 23, 2019 at 10:21am

Brooklyn cannot afford black out, too much crimes, too many hateful people lives in this borough your next door neighbor will run up in your house because they dont like you, that borough is filthy and NYPD is useless at times like this, some places cannot be in the dark, thats why the projects have stadium and construction lights, go figure