Our housesitter/petsitter is looking to move to Charles Village (she has fallen
in love with CV
after housitting for us several times). She just graduated from Loyola and she
and three other
friends are looking to rent in CV. They need three bedrooms (one is a couple)
and are looking to
move in
Greg:
I manage two properties:
1.a beautiful 3 bedroom 1 bath in the 2700 block of Guilford with garage
available on September 1 for $1800 plus utilities;
2.a newly remodeled 3 bedroom, 1 bath in Hampden, a block from the
avenue, for $1,600 plus utilities with all new appliances, secur
Has anyone else had a guy come around today in a yellow embroided company shirt
saying he was with
the company who supplies power to BGE? I cannot remember the name of the
company he said he was
with (I'm on Claritin for allergies and out of it). He said I may be eligible
for an eight
percent
They're a wholesaler. Their whole schtick is to sell you a electricity
package that's more analogous to a fixed rate with overages cell phone
plan than a pay-as-you-use like your current BGE service. They come out
because under deregulation, if you buy their package they can force BGE
to buy
Thanks, Rob. He seemed like he was on the up and up (not a scammer) but I was
still not
interested. Thanks for the info!
--- Rob Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> They're a wholesaler. Their whole schtick is to sell you a electricity
> package that's more analogous to a fixed rate with ov
Hi gang, Emile was very gracious to walk me around the neighborhood to place
fliers on the sandwich boards as a means of preventing graffiti. Well, I walked
by the one at Barclay and 31st and all the flyers were torn off and on one side
was scrawled, "Praise the Lord" and on the other "Pray for
Thanks, David! The sandwich boards are courtesy of the Abell Improvement
Association, so I'll forward your email to the officers' list. We were hoping
to keep Barclay residents informed of upcoming events.
Kathleen Hruska
AIA Corresponding Secretary
On Tuesday, April 15, 2008, at 01:30PM, "D
This is most likely a semi-legit scam. Yes, they are most likely
are "a" company which can supply you power, but they are hardly "the"
company. The 8% savings is also likely true, perhaps only for a year,
but you'll be stuck with a multi-year contract after which point the
rates will go sky high
