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[Svetlana]

Also, water used in construction of property is charged at a much higher rate than 'domestic' water.

Lana

[Get Real!]

It’s a custom in Cyprus to get power from your closest neighbor for a year or two while building until you get your own supply. Some people go and pay 100 odd pounds after they finish building to the supplier to show their appreciation and some don’t.

The thing to remember is that when YOUR house was being built, the trades people working on it must’ve been getting power from one of your other neighbors too, so it’s something that everyone has done to erect a house.

Finally, power tools don’t consume much power so relax.

But surely they have to ask first?
At i think you will find this has been connected for approx 4 months! thats alot of electric to run alot of tools on a very large sight.

If it’s a large complex then there’s nothing wrong with going up to the developer and saying…

“Re koumbare, I gave you power for 6 months so please use some other neighbor for the next 6 so we can all share your cost, because that’s a lot of houses you’re building there! ”

When you explain things to Cypriots they usually understand.

[baby-come-fly-with-me]

Police to register your complaint, EAC to measure load and confirm the theft and Lawyer to take action against the developer. Hope you got your title deeds already...

okay thanks ray, why do you mention title deeds?

Because you are dependent on your Developer's good will, or otherwise, to obtain your Title Deeds. My Developer and I will be appearing in the same Court, next month to 'discuss' this very thing.....

Lana

oh dear thats not good.
its a case of if you dont allow them to do it, you dont get your title deeds?
thats so wrong.

[CBBB]

Just ignore anything Get Real! says, he is taking the piss!

[Svetlana]

My Title Deeds are costing me €25,000 plus Property Transfer Tax - but it is a long story. So, I attach a picture of my lawyer...





Lana

[Get Real!]

Police to register your complaint, EAC to measure load and confirm the theft and Lawyer to take action against the developer. Hope you got your title deeds already...

Ray, your advice is CRAP! This is NOT Russia!

She can always padlock her outlets if she doesn't want to do the community thing but a lawyer??? Please!

[fig head]

It’s a custom in Cyprus to get power from your closest neighbor for a year or two while building until you get your own supply. Some people go and pay 100 odd pounds after they finish building to the supplier to show their appreciation and some don’t.

The thing to remember is that when YOUR house was being built, the trades people working on it must’ve been getting power from one of your other neighbors too, so it’s something that everyone has done to erect a house.

Finally, power tools don’t consume much power so relax.

But surely they have to ask first?
At i think you will find this has been connected for approx 4 months! thats alot of electric to run alot of tools on a very large sight.

If it’s a large complex then there’s nothing wrong with going up to the developer and saying…

“Re koumbare, I gave you power for 6 months so please use some other neighbor for the next 6 so we can all share your cost, because that’s a lot of houses you’re building there! ”

When you explain things to Cypriots they usually understand.

i agree get real, when you explain stuff to cypriots they do understand but sega sega whoop whoop

[Svetlana]

You shouldn't have to explain to anyone that stealing is wrong......!!!!

Lana

[CBBB]

It’s a custom in Cyprus to get power from your closest neighbor for a year or two while building until you get your own supply. Some people go and pay 100 odd pounds after they finish building to the supplier to show their appreciation and some don’t.

The thing to remember is that when YOUR house was being built, the trades people working on it must’ve been getting power from one of your other neighbors too, so it’s something that everyone has done to erect a house.

Finally, power tools don’t consume much power so relax.

But surely they have to ask first?
At i think you will find this has been connected for approx 4 months! thats alot of electric to run alot of tools on a very large sight.

If it’s a large complex then there’s nothing wrong with going up to the developer and saying…

“Re koumbare, I gave you power for 6 months so please use some other neighbor for the next 6 so we can all share your cost, because that’s a lot of houses you’re building there! ”

When you explain things to Cypriots they usually understand.

i agree get real, when you explain stuff to cypriots they do understand but sega sega whoop whoop

Are you using the same Doctor as Michael Jackson was?

[Get Real!]

My Title Deeds are costing me €25,000 plus Property Transfer Tax - but it is a long story. So, I attach a picture of my lawyer...

What on earth are you people in Paphos doing there??? My deeds are ready to be collected for just 150 odd euros and I haven't even bothered to go pick them up!