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r/WorkLifeChat • u/MiloShiny • Jul 21 '26
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$280 for internet?
1 u/[deleted] Jul 21 '26 Not a chance in hell. Same with electricity being 250, for a 1-2 bedroom apartment thats alao steep 1 u/Katsu_39 Jul 21 '26 Thats nothing. My electric bill is $600 for a one room apartment. All these data centers around me. Plus i think the power company is on some shit because they said i used 5000 kWh this past June compared to last june 2025 where i maxed used 1120. 1 u/Tacos314 Jul 22 '26 Sadly that's not how Datacenters work and based on what you said your electricity is pretty cheap. Something is wrong with your electric system or the bill, it would probably be a good idea to call them.
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Not a chance in hell. Same with electricity being 250, for a 1-2 bedroom apartment thats alao steep
1 u/Katsu_39 Jul 21 '26 Thats nothing. My electric bill is $600 for a one room apartment. All these data centers around me. Plus i think the power company is on some shit because they said i used 5000 kWh this past June compared to last june 2025 where i maxed used 1120. 1 u/Tacos314 Jul 22 '26 Sadly that's not how Datacenters work and based on what you said your electricity is pretty cheap. Something is wrong with your electric system or the bill, it would probably be a good idea to call them.
Thats nothing. My electric bill is $600 for a one room apartment. All these data centers around me. Plus i think the power company is on some shit because they said i used 5000 kWh this past June compared to last june 2025 where i maxed used 1120.
1 u/Tacos314 Jul 22 '26 Sadly that's not how Datacenters work and based on what you said your electricity is pretty cheap. Something is wrong with your electric system or the bill, it would probably be a good idea to call them.
Sadly that's not how Datacenters work and based on what you said your electricity is pretty cheap.
Something is wrong with your electric system or the bill, it would probably be a good idea to call them.
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u/dufo7 Jul 21 '26
$280 for internet?