So glad I left in 2003. Unbelievable.
Lol. Things were pretty good until the financial crash and Zuma, so your decision to leave in 2003 is probably for other reasons. Unless you can see the future, in which case please send me the lotto numbers.
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So glad I left in 2003. Unbelievable.
Bad decisions was long before the financial crisis and Zuma.Lol. Things were pretty good until the financial crash and Zuma, so your decision to leave in 2003 is probably for other reasons. Unless you can see the future, in which case please send me the lotto numbers.
Yes you are... do you think just because you have solar etc. traffic lights, shops etc will work ?So grateful to have a solar system, 6 panels and two batteries, gas cooker, every time I can thank God I am not part of the mess.
Yup was kind of seeing this.It's coming soon:
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Load shedding looms as more units break down - Eskom | Business
Eskom on Tuesday afternoon warned the public to reduce the usage of electricity as the power system is under severe pressure, with a high probability of loadshedding.www.news24.com
I can't really reduce it much more really. I don't consume that much compared to a lot of peopleOut of interest, who still reduces consumption when requested by Eskom? I can't be bothered, they're repeatedly proven they can't manage jackshit.
So you'd rather they load shed you than make the minor sacrifice of cutting back on unnecessary usage for a bit?Out of interest, who still reduces consumption when requested by Eskom? I can't be bothered, they're repeatedly proven they can't manage jackshit.
There's a lot of people like this out there, also South Africans are wooses, it gets cold pull out electric heaters.So you'd rather they load shed you than make the minor sacrifice of cutting back on unnecessary usage for a bit?
I can't really reduce it much more really. I don't consume that much compared to a lot of people
That's impressive, mine was sadly 400 units, but I'm working from home and still had to run the pool pump on occasion.Last month I was billed for 105kWh, an average of 3.85kWh/day. No solar, just careful usage.
It's pretty much impractical to go below that, regardless of Eskom's warnings, so there is nothing I can realistically do...
What difference has it made over the last 15 odd years? We still have load shedding.So you'd rather they load shed you than make the minor sacrifice of cutting back on unnecessary usage for a bit?
Maybe because most people have your attitude? Yes Eskom hasn't gotten any better and even getting worse which makes sense as with age their old plant will fail more.What difference has it made over the last 15 odd years? We still have load shedding.
Not surprised they also have my attitude after 15 odd years. I'm not wasting my time anymore.Maybe because most people have your attitude? Yes Eskom hasn't gotten any better and even getting worse which makes sense as with age their old plant will fail more.