Thank you. - OP

Posted: Mar 14th, 2016 - 12:58 pm In Reply to: not so fast - OldsterMT

First of all, thank you for not jumping to conclusions. I am in an extremely rural area with a "booming" population of 800. We are last in line when it comes to the power company worrying about us. We actually had a generator a couple of years ago, but I ended up actually paying out more than I was making when we had a bad ice storm and no power for almost three weeks. I am seriously considering speaking with DOL. I have all the emails saved.

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