Recent comments in /f/Maine

Madisonnnnnnnnnnnn51 t1_jdgapkm wrote

I'm in New Hampshire right now and if you want to take NHEC I'll happily trade you for CMP. NHEC is literally just CMP with 1/8 of the employees needed to keep the service functional.

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Ebikes-rider t1_jdg9cyi wrote

Get a clamp on ammeter and test at your main electric panel to see how many amps your house is using. You can then turn off one breaker at a time to find any high draw circuits. Maybe you have an appliance or well pump that is continuously running.

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kubabooba t1_jdg8od9 wrote

Reply to comment by New_Sun6390 in Who do I call here? by [deleted]

So what is the term used for CMP chagrinning customers to deliver the electricity, provide customer service, equipment repairs etc ( I used deliver fee) I understand that cmp does not generate the power and does not sell power, I switch my provider every 6 months or when ever the contract agreement runs out.

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Foreign-Host-1408 t1_jdg5rqe wrote

Human trafficking unit here using others for their electronic harassment grow rooms and general electricity bills. Many used my childhood phone number and claimed I was everything under the sun to hurt me. 2077970285 upside down cross and was being used by a "Central Maine Phlower" copy cat mimic tax evasion. See also Josh Gates.

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Extension-Ad-1997 t1_jdg4156 wrote

Interesting to read all your responses. I’m not from Maine but did grow up on the east coast. All the towns you mentioned seem very touristy. When you do a Google search for the best towns to visit in Maine most of the ones mentioned are in the responses. I like to go to the places the locals know about and don’t want the tourists to know. I had to do some searching but was able to find a few places.

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Extension-Ad-1997 t1_jdg2kj0 wrote

I think it depends a lot on where you live. I live on the west coast and the average teacher salary is about $58,000. The average price of a house here and within a 40 mile radius is about $750,000. So if a house near where you teach is $400,000 and you are making $50,000 a yr as a teacher in Maine you are actually much better of than a teacher here in Washington making $8,000 more but having to pay almost twice as much for housing. We also have a 10.2% sales tax, gas is almost $5.00 a gallon of gas and my property taxes are $875 a month. A way more expensive place to live.

I am thinking of retiring in Maine ad it is so much cheaper.

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