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SDGE Refuses to Testify under Oath on Its Insurance Scam
**Weighing in on SDG&E from an individual consumer's standpoint.** The CPUC has basically helped power companies rape the small guy,(business / home owners) by allowing these discussions to be carried out. SDG&E makes more than enough revenue for Sempra Energy; it is absurd that these companies can pass the responsibility of its own mistakes to customers, with the help of the CPUC. I have been a resident of California for seven years and two months; not only are the practices of SDG&E fraudulant, the state of California has seen fit to allow the customers to pay for lapses of business ethic on the part of Sempra and it's holdings. SDG&E, in the end, will achieve their goal of sticking it to the consumer. There seems to be no accountability in our world today, this court case will serve as a constant reminder of what money can buy.— April 15, 2012 2:34 p.m.