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Outraged woman discovers she's been paying her neighbor's electricity bill for a decade after crippling energy costs left her too worried to use her air conditioning

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“Outraged woman discovers she's been paying her neighbor's electricity bill for a decade after crippling energy costs left her too worried to use her air conditioning”

Nicole Niceforo kept pushing her electric company for years, saying something was off, only to eventually learn that the wiring for her meter had been mixed up with her neighbor's.

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