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9/23/12 Smart Meter Fires and Explosions | EMF Safety Network
They put a smart meter on bedroom wall of a cabin I have been renting for 18 years. It is partway into the wall, a board and
batting wall. The first night I was awakened with a wave of energy going through my body. I could imagine my body, the
internal rib cavity as it passed through and upwards through my head. I was scared. I have moved into the living room to
sleep, it happened again. I have shrouded the smart meter with tinfoil to interfere with the microwaves. I have talked to
three idiots reading from scripts at PG&E. The last one said, “It only lasts 45 seconds.” I want to tell him to put his balls into a
microwave for 45 seconds and see how it feels. Any other help?
Maryling Gonzalez says:
June 22, 2011 at 5:37 am
We had a Smartmeter installed in our home. On April 8th, at 5:3 AM, our lights started flickering, luckily my husband is an
early riser. He hurried over to the inside electric box and saw it explode. The Smartmeter exploded as well. The rest of the
family was able to get out safely, but our house is a total loss. An FPL representative arrived at our house before the fire
department did!
I have heard several stories of people saying that their house caught fire after the Smartmeter was installed.
Check out what my home looks like now.
Go to this link:
http://www.miamidade.gov/building/regulation.asp
PUT IN FOLIO NO.30-5912-002-0830, PRESS SUBMIT, THEN ON THE NEXT PAGE PRESS GO, SCROLL DOWN. Pretty
sad, huh?
Jacqueline says:
July 11, 2011 at 11:23 pm
My old meter was defect and Portland General Electric replaced it with a “smart meter”. It exploded two weeks later as I
walked out my front door. It covered the porch with heavy black smoke and threw me down to the cement. I called PGE
seven times and told them that the meter exploded. Each time I called the employees used the same phrase, “smart meters
do not explode”. They decided to come out and look at the black meter and burned wall on my house five months later
because I complained about the extremely high bill. However, before they came to inspect meter they hit the “kill switch” and
left me without electricity for eleven hours in 20 degree weather. I put up a barrier on the porch with a sign that said,
“Warning. Do not pass this chair. Meter has Exploded”. PGE is now blaming me for the explosion! Why? I don’t know. There
was a PGE inspector’s business card on my front door last week that had a note on the back stating, “You will pay for all
tampered meters. You will die.” I called this man and asked why he would threaten my life. He said, I didn’t mean to write
“die”. Yes, I have been threatened by Portland General Electric.
Evelyn Gray says:
August 11, 2011 at 4:58 pm
My son just lost everything He owned when his mobile home caught on fire. He had been living there for two months without
electricity due to being laid off from his job and his unemployment running out. I signed for his power to be reconnected. I
couldn’t bear
to see him living like that any longer. Within less than an hour everything was gone, and his pit bull was suffering from severe
burns and smoke inhalation. We still don’t know if Jedamiah (the dog ) is going to make it. Audie ( my son) was laid off his job
that mourning, almost went to prison over $.50 still owed on his legal fees. The power company assumes no responsibility for
the fire ( Blue Ridge Electric). I don’t
know if the meter was a smart meter, but it was installed last year. My point being
that while the cause of the fire was undetermined because of structual damage,
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