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Monthly Archives: March 2012
The Real Story: Millions of Analogs Still Out There–and People Refusing to Pay Extortionate Fees
Lately there have been a series of newspaper articles–from Marin, Bakersfield, San Francisco, and elsewhere–covering breathless press releases from PG&E claiming that hardly anyone is signing up for their “opt-out” program. Of course, PG&E is delighted with these articles, as … Continue reading