Nothing much u can do except to pay TNB.

After 3 months of default, TNB also took their sweet time to disconnect the power supply.

As a power monopoly, TNB don't need to improve or do anything because there no competitors to fight against.

TNB is like the LHDN.

They don't care who pays as long they're paid.

If the property owner dies with outstanding debts to TNB, the debts will still need to get paid first before selling the property.

It's the same for lelong properties. The TNB account is under the owner but the new buyer has to pay TNB to open a new supply account under his or her name. Don't be surprised if the outstanding for lelong properties can hit 5 figures easily.

This post has been edited by acbc: Dec 1 2024, 10:02 AM