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"FAULTY" METERS. ADMITTED FRAUD. ZERO REFUNDS.
Conservice overcharged me $2,000 over 33 months. Their own written letter admits the meter was defective. Charged hundreds for electricity I never used. Bank statements prove I was not even present during peak billing periods. They acknowledged the fault. Promised resolution. Refunded nothing. This is not a billing error. This is a documented business model. BBB: 561 complaints in 3 years. Reddit and Facebook flooded with identical stories. Unexplained usage spikes. Billing for vacant units. Phantom consumption. Same pattern across thousands of tenants nationwide. The strategy: Overcharge small amounts across thousands of units. Bet most tenants won't fight. Pocket the difference. Settle quietly when lawyers appear. Continue with everyone else. Customer service is designed to exhaust you. No callbacks. No resolution. Form letters. Delays. Wait until you give up. I have the bills. I have their admission letter. I have bank proof. Still no refund. Texas Property Code 92.331 mandates treble damages for utility billing fraud. They know the law. They calculate the risk. Most people won't sue over $200. They keep millions. Before signing any lease, ask: "Who handles utilities?" If the answer is Conservice, find another apartment. You will be overcharged. You will have no recourse. This is not a warning. This is a guarantee.



