I wish they had done that here as well. I would of been satisfied verifying that the meter had the reading they claim.
Was never given the chance.
I have had a consistent usage for 10 years.
After the issue, readings are back to normal following the 10 year pattern
UW told me the reading was accurate.
At this point I can even discuss anything with them as the only thing they tell me is I have to pay because the BPU ruled that I don't have a case.
I did contact the Board of Public Utilities which is the state agency that oversees them.
The only thing they did was ask United Water to 'test' the old water meter again (obviously UW came back with the same version) and set me up on a payment plan.
But then again it all comes down to the same...
In June of this year United Water replaced my water meter without my knowledge. A month later I get a bill for the amount I usually pay in a whole year. When I call UW they say the meter was replaced because of age. They admit that they haven't followed procedures for the replacement but also...