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CT (not verified)    April 4, 2025 - 7:22AM

In reply to by Greg (not verified)

You gotta re re-read the article, homie the customer said he has to upgrade his electrical service from 100 to 200 amp for $3000 as part of the cost of charging. As a contractor who deals with that kind of stuff on a regular basis I can tell you that price is not unheard of plus the $1000 you mentioned for the line and charger itself brings the total to $4000 so maybe it's not as fake news as you think.. just because you were ok and happy with getting ripped off doesn't mean everyone should be

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