About 15 years ago one of my best friends died in a truck accident, Most of the bills were in his name and his wife had a hard time getting things straiten out. The electric co would not change it to her name so she didn't pay the pill and they came out to turn it off. She was home when they came out to turn it off and told them what was going on. While they were there she called the electric co and said I have money in hand to pay the bill that I will give them as well as a copy of my late husbands death cert and if you close his account and let me open one now, She handed the electric co guys the phone and they verified everything and handed the phone back to her. She got a new account in her name and the power was never shut off. She had all ready tried to do the same thing at there office but they would not do it, But once the workers showed up they did change it. I never did figure out why they did it the way they did. Goofy to say the least. It took her over a year to get everything straiten out 2 years with the insurance companies settling his estate. I did the best I could to help her out but man some of those people were just plane nuts! Bandit
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