Driving him to death. I wonder if it would take the despairing landlord to simbah petrol and burn himself to death in front of TNB offices for those bureaucratic management to wake up.

App don't show from upstream if they bypass your local meter leh.
TnB also don't instantly know if got curi, how would homeowners fare any better.

Anyway generally miners how to profile?

got this also no use.. bypass those incoming electric cable ler


the only solution is, must put visit/spot check clause in the rental agreement
1. handover the keys
2. spot check after renovation
3. 1 month after moving in
4. then, periodic checking after that, like when collect rent time.


doing all this also might not foolproof but at least, those would be crypto miners tenant will skip choosing rent it.


The best solution is TNB must have centre meter for each row of shop, any meter reading different up to certain %, trigger spot check or at least trigger those shop owners TNB accounts a notice of awareness

from apps, can check the daily consumption for electric, how much is the rates per day usage.

its the wiring before meter that need to be monitor la. thats how tnb technician determine if meter lari or not.

People already say "bypass the meter". Apps can only show reading from the meter.

wait why is the court siding with TNB lol. need to read the facts of the case.

stolen identities also kena? that's freaking TNB's responsibilities leh to conduct proper due diligence.

Landlords need to be extra careful for renting their properties liao

Curi electric mean they directly tap into wayar before the meter, if meter also cannot detect how u expect tnb to detect?

Landlord pandai wan buy property for investment but too lazy to do spot check is the one normally kena. Daisei next time don’t expect good tenant is easy to find.

Something is weird about the law.. 99% they know who is the culprit but conveniently penalise the landlord instead of the culprit.

When we talk about responsibility, the landlord and also TNB both are responsible.

Landlord did not check the bill contantly to prevent massive amount from accumulation.

TNB also lack the monitoring required to trigger early warning signs of excessive usage. They know the average consumption for a house, shops and factory but they choose to ignore the red flag.

TNB being a huge conglomerate earning billions have a responsibility to provide regular monitoring on suspicious electrical theft. Just like how Banks are being forced to monitor suspicious transactions.

This post has been edited by Thrust: Feb 19 2025, 01:57 PM

825k lol...can buy a bungalow cash

its your property, do your due diligence. always spot check tenant. simply collect rent, then bark like dog when get penalised.

it is not tnb or any other agency responsibility to bear that cost.

kecian property owner, keepitup

this is not charity

landlord can bankrupt lor, TNB is a listed co
dont show mercy, charge to the max, compound the interest!

we should follow uk style la

no pay u get switched to prepaid

How to check if it won't appear in TNB app? For these kind of cases and there's a legit tenancy agreement, the responsibility shouldn't be on the landlord as how the landlord gonna know?

Call TNB man and come to check the premise and meter every month?

Pakai nama sama. The meter is illegally registered via legal method.

Also, the app now offers to add your account via IC numbers.

I am not saying the owner is negligent. The court shouldnt judge the owner has to pay since they dont use the electricity. The meter registration itself is a fraud. The burden should fall on TNB to pay their own mistakes for fraudulant registeration.

This post has been edited by Blackscreamerz: Feb 19 2025, 02:09 PM

cb type "landlord" never check or look into tenants which sitting in your own legally owned address?

jenis suka take advantage as landlord then cry ma cry pa when sendiri lapse in judgement & tables flipped

Wanna ask hor. For cases like this, cannot catch the tenants ? Dont have their name and ID ?

TNB: why catch tenant when landlord is right here?