>
> I think KPLC should be left to maintain the transmission lines and invite
> companies to bill and maintain the last mile (drop cable and metering).
> That way we can have localised companies which will respond faster, better
> service delivery and we can yell as they will be more accessible not to
> mention bring competition.

Transmission lines are maintained by KETRACO. KPLC are responsible for
just that, billing

>
> Regards,
> Job Muriuki,
>
> Skype: heviejob
>
>
>
>
> On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 10:36 AM, Denis G. Wahome via skunkworks <
> skunkworks@lists.my.co.ke> wrote:
>
>> First it took them a week to replace a faulty Pre-pay meter (Report
>> Monday
>> Replaced Sunday). I get a new meter and power is working.
>>
>> So when i try to load units on following Monday "invalid meter" report
>> the
>> same day. Five(5) days later 17 calls to CC, social media etc. Still its
>> not registered.
>>
>> So now I live in a cave all other flats have power and I turn to open
>> flames for lighting etc.
>>
>> Is it manual process to register the meter like pull levers, run cables
>> and stuff!!!
>>
>> Do these guys even try?
>>
>>
>> R
>>
>> D
>>
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