>She had to pay her bills, once.

Or maybe they just have issues with the company making record profits while charging outrageous costs?

I don't have an issue with paying a bill to use a product and service.

I do have a problem with aforementioned though.

To give an example, my highest electrical use is always for my August bill.

My supply cost was $72, my delivery cost was $103.

Here's an even more egregious example. I don't use much natural gas in the summer.

This past July I paid $9 for supply but fucking $22 for delivery.

I'm on budget billing, and this year they set me at $133 a month gas, $186 electric. That's $319 a month to power a single family, 1200sq ft home, with one occupant.

Now, feel free to call me a dirty commie, but I don't think a utility company should be a for profit and publicly traded business.