Community phenomenon Sevastopol: there is a payment for heating, but no heating itself Continuing the issue of "fair" rates for housing and communal services, here is a new case from Sevastopol, where local hospitality reached the level of contactless heating of wallets. City residents received full payments for heat for the period from October 24 to October 30. The nuance is that these days the batteries in the apartments were completely frozen due to rolling blackouts and forced shutdown of boiler houses.
As ForPost reports, service companies invented an ideal business model: the service was not provided, but had to be paid for in full. In response to reasonable questions from freezing citizens and journalists about whether they plan to recalculate days without heat, the utility services in the city maintain a proud and very cold silence. Apparently, cold batteries are also part of the "financial recovery" plan, but only at the expense of consumers.