Tell me, we rented a house, an apartment, for 25 days our hostess counted 2700 baht for electricity, we were rarely at home, the air conditioner usually worked all night and a couple of hours during the day, we are deceived?

[Irina]

Tell me, we rented a house, an apartment, for 25 days our hostess counted 2700 baht for electricity, we were rarely at home, the air conditioner usually worked all night and a couple of hours during the day, we are deceived?

[Alexey]

No, sounds normal.

[Oleg]

Here, in principle, expensive electricity. The state price is 4b per kilowatt. In Russia, we have 2.5 times cheaper, for example. There is a possibility that the hostess billed you not at 4b, but more expensive. As far as I know, this is illegal, but it is inaccurate. In the contract, look at what you have indicated, what is the price per kW. For example, we have 4 bata, for a month it came out on the meters at 1800b, we are also at home infrequently and two aircons work well 3 hours a day from strength.