SMART METER NOTICE OF NON-CONSENT

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Following is a lawful strategy for denying consent for your electric company to install a smart meter on your home or business.
This is not legal advice. It is a common sense approach to notifying your electric company of your awareness and preferences while piercing their corporate veil at the same time.

The letter and form should be sent by certified mail to the CEO and top officers of your electric company. The fact that the private for-profit corporation that represents your public utility commission has approved the installation of smart meters, while making no assurances as to their safety, puts this issue right back into the lap of the private electric corporations. The general population has no input regarding the appointment of public utility commissioners and no legal contract with any of them. These commissioners do not work for the people.

The sample letter can be used as a template but needs to be personalized. The names of the electric company's officers and the public utility commissioners can generally be found on the internet.

The notice is a collection of indisputable facts. It is important to note that NONE of the players in the smart meter roll-out are making any claims regarding the safety of this biologically damaging device. Therefore it is THE ISSUE. In our dysfunctional legal system, consent is presumed unless specifically denied.

The notice includes the signatures of two witnesses. By signing a statement of facts, dating your signature and including two witnesses, the format meets the criteria of a legal notice. Save a copy of the letter, the notice and the certified mail labels. In the sample, there will be six letters, six notices and six certified mail labels.



SAMPLE LETTER

March 4, 2014

first and last name (do not use all caps)
address
city and state

Nicholas K. Akins, Chief Executive Officer
AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
1 RIVERSIDE PLAZA
COLUMBUS, OH 43215

Dear Mr. Akins,

Recently I became aware that your corporation plans on installing unsafe smart meters on the homes and businesses of your customers. Please note: I was not a party to that decision.

Attached is my lawful notice regarding the installation of a smart meter on my home. It represents a lawful denial of consent.

I do hereby request that my denial of consent notice be filed in your records and that AEP's smart meter installers be so informed.

I DO NOT CONSENT to having a smart meter or an analog wireless transmitter placed on my home or property.

Appreciatively,



Signature
first and last name

Enclosure
cc: Robert P. Powers, AEP Executive Vice President
Brian X. Tierney, AEP Executive Vice President
David M. Feinberg, AEP Executive Vice President
Lana L. Hillebrand, AEP Senior Vice President
Dennis E. Welch, AEP Executive Vice President



Notice to agent is notice to principal
Notice to principal is notice to agent


SMART METER NOTICE OF NON-CONSENT
FILLING OUT THE NOTICE

1. Items in grey need to be personalized.
2. Corporate entities need to be in all caps.
3. The corporate (all caps) name of your electric company and your state's public utility commission can be located on Dun and Bradstreet. That information is accessible for free online.
4. At the bottom of the notice is space for your signature and the signature of two witnesses. Of course the dates need to be identical. An acceptable alternative to two witnesses would be to sign in front of a notary and have them stamp it for you.
5. Use blue ink for signatures.

Letter and Smart Meter Notice templates included



SMART METER REMOVAL
Letter and Smart Meter Notice templates for removal of smart meter

Table of Contents
SAMPLE LETTER
SMART METER NOTICE OF NON-CONSENT
SMART METER REMOVAL

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