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I used it and liked it before, but quite a few of my recent queries aren't quite up to date, maybe still good to use as a reference tool for historical prices, but don't rely on it to remind you on the latest price though.

I was on too, made no difference, b/c I didn't turn on AC in any of the past days, and nor on the day of the saving, so made absolute no difference...Only works on those who usually use a lot and have to cut back.

I should say that it only happened to me once that I ever noticed and I happened to be home. Just looked up the history it actually happened quite a few times. You can look up how often it has happened in the past for your area. https://www.sce.openadr.com/dr.website/scepr-event-history.jsf

Even though SEC has the power to shut the AC down at any time (with the max saving plan), but it only happened to me ONCE within the last 6 years. My bills are only $40-50+/month and summer time will be in the $20s, but for those having $200+ bill the savings can be huge.

It all depends on the zip code, some zip yield incredibly low premium (PP for example, in 92618)...not for me though, exactly the same coverage as yours shows an annual premium of $585 for 92620.

Because one needs to file a lawsuit in order to get a judgement against your assets beyond what the insurance company pays for, which is a VERY LONG process, plus the defendant always have ways of transferring assets out of his/her name during this process so it's a LONG and HARD process to wait...

Aside from all the unfortunate story, I don't think you will be double taxed on the portion that your realtor did not rebate you. If you got 30% of the co-op then you only lower your cost base by that amount, and is the part you may potentially need to pay for cap gain when you sell the house...

Those are developed land they re-purpose to build homes so I'm not sure if they have much infrastructure to do. Regardless the builder sure made a good profit from the "no MR" tactic...

You're paying the price like having one time MR payment upfront though...

I'm using the UVERSE gateway, but it's outside the Master closet panel because the ATT tech said the metal cover would decrease the signal significantly by like 90% when he showed me on his iPad. I haven't got time to figure out the panel switch and I'll probably move it to my owner router...

ATT customer rep used to tell me I have the perfect coverage at my home address (also as shown on their coverage map online), but I'm only getting 2-3 bars max (out of 5)! That's how much you can trust what the provider tells you...

Hey at least it outperforms its advertised speed!

Just got UVERSE Max Plus installed and managed to pull 20Mbps down and 6Mbps up!

Woodbridge Parkside HOA 82(master)+266=$348

Have you actually tried TMo's wifi calling? Was wondering about that, and sounds like the new iOS is going to support that feature, at least as TMo's interpretation after WWDC.

Of course they won't hand them out easily, they charge big bucks for it, something like $200? If you're still getting 1 bar intermittently they can always claim that you have service...

No it doesn't, HBO is another $16 as add-on.

According to this site AT&T is the worst... http://www.cellreception.com/coverage/ca/irvine/page1.html I have Verizon, and while it has good coverage at my house, the overall coverage in Irvine is very spotty, and T-Mobile is pretty bad in Irvine as well. Not sure why cell phone provider just...

For those still undecided, ATT up the UVERSE TV+Internet bundle reward to $250 this week instead of $200. I ordered mine last week with UVERSE Family + Max Plus (18M) for $66 monthly + $200 reward card, called today and even though the customer rep wasn't able to match that $250!?, he waived...

Or the opposite, they dump the money to US housing instead of domestic as a safe heaven!