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Saxony’s consumer protection authority has warned about suspicious emergency electricity service providers after a family in Vogtland was asked to pay €567.56 for an hour spent looking for a fault that was never repaired—even though the technician did not identify its cause. It remains unclear whether the incident was fraud. The authority advised consumers to verify the service provider’s identity, agree on costs in advance, and contact the grid operator if the power outage also affected their neighbors.
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