His Electric Bill Dropped So Low the Power Company Thought He Was Cheating the System.
He wasn’t. It was completely legal, and you can do it too. One simple trick can lower your electric bill by half, and a licensed electrician shows you how.
It happened to a man named Ray.
Ray spent thirty one years fixing machines in a factory, and he’s careful with every dollar. This spring, his electric bill came down by half. It’s stayed that low for a couple of bills in a row so far.
Then one morning, the power company showed up at his house.
Two men were standing at his electric meter. One was taking pictures. The other was writing something down.
Ray went outside in his slippers and asked what was going on.
“We’re from the power company, sir,” the inspector said. “Your usage dropped way down, all at once. When that happens, it usually means somebody’s bypassing the meter.”
Ray knew what that word meant. He also knew he’d never touched that meter in his life.
Why the Power Company Got Suspicious
Power companies watch the bill on every house. Once in a while, when a bill drops a lot all at once, their system flags it, and they send somebody to take a look.
It doesn’t happen often. Most families who’ve done what Ray did never hear a word from anybody.
Ray was one of the few. And all it turned out to be was a quick look.
The Bill That Kept Climbing
For years it went the other way.
Ray and his wife, Pat, did everything they were told. They kept the AC at 78 all summer. Ray walked the house every night shutting off the lights the grandkids left on. Pat unplugged the coffee maker before bed.
It probably saved them a couple of dollars. It never touched the big number.
“We were careful with every light in this house,” Pat says. “And we were still paying for something we never got.”
You Don’t Have to Use Less Electricity to Pay Less
You’ve probably been told the only way to lower your electric bill is to use less. That helps a little. But it was never where the big money was going.
Tom Becker, a licensed electrician and one of the best electrical engineers in the country, explained it to Ray. The power coming into your house is rough, full of tiny spikes, after all those miles of wire. Your appliances can only use part of it. The rest turns into heat in your walls, and your meter counts every bit.
So Tom built something to stop it. It’s a small unit that plugs into a regular wall outlet, and it can save you up to half of your electric bill.
Ray went ahead and tried it. He plugged it into the outlet closest to his electrical panel. Ten seconds. No tools, and nobody touched the meter.
Two months later, his first two bills were in. His electric bill had gone from $325 down to $162. Cut in half.
Ray managed to save more than $200 in those two months.
That’s when the power company showed up in his yard.
What the Inspector Found
Ray walked them through it.
The inspector checked the seal on the meter. It had never been broken. He followed every wire going in and out. Nothing had been added. Nothing had been cut. There was no bypass.
Then he asked to see the electrical panel. Next to it, plugged into a regular wall outlet, was that little unit with its light on.
He looked at it for a long time. He checked that it was only plugged into the wall and not wired into anything. It wasn’t. He went back out and looked at the meter one more time.
Then he wrote “no tampering found,” closed his notebook, and left shaking his head.
It’s Called StopWatt
The little unit next to Ray’s panel is called StopWatt. It does two jobs at once.
First, it cleans up that rough power at one spot. Every outlet in your house is tied into the same wiring, so when the power gets cleaned up at one point, the whole house runs on it, and far less of it gets burned off as heat in your walls.
Second, it has a surge protector built right in. The sudden spikes that can fry a TV or a fridge in a storm get caught before they reach your things. A power strip guards one wall. This guards the whole house.
- Stop paying for power your house never uses. The waste your meter was counting stops going into your walls.
- Stop living careful in your own house. The lights, the AC and the coffee maker go back to being normal things again.
- One spot cleans it up for every room, because every outlet in your house is on the same wiring.
- Whole-house surge protection, not just the one power strip behind the TV.
- Ten seconds to set up. Plug it into any outlet near your main electrical panel. No wiring, no electrician.
- It never touches your meter. That’s why an inspector from the power company couldn’t find a thing wrong.
Direct from the maker only. Not in stores.
What Happens After You Plug It In
The light comes on. That’s the whole job.
Then give it your next two bills. That’s where Ray saw it, and that’s when most people see the change.
More than 43,700 families have plugged one in. An independent lab tested it in more than 800 homes across 40 states, for six months.
Who It’s For
If you pay your own electric bill, shut off the lights in empty rooms, keep the thermostat where the bill can stand it, and still feel like you’re paying for something you never got, this is for you.
Why You Won’t Find It in a Store
StopWatt is only sold direct from the people who make it. No store, no middleman, nobody taking a cut on top.
You may see cheap plastic copies on Amazon that look like it. They don’t have the real thing inside, so they don’t do anything.
The regular price is $98 each. This run is going out at $44.10 for one, and as low as about $35 each when you take three, because it’s the last run sold direct before StopWatt goes into stores, where the price climbs as high as $149. When this run is gone, it goes back to $98.
StopWatt Home Energy Saver
✓ Save up to 60%✓ Fast US shipping✓ 60-day guarantee
Get 3 for $105.84 ($35 Each) →Last direct run. Back to $98 each when it’s gone.
GUARANTEE
You have 60 days to try it for yourself. If it’s not for you, you can return it, no questions asked, and get all of your money back.
Free today: the Home Power Drain Report, a short guide to the eight everyday appliances that waste the most in your home (normally $29).
Fast US shipping on every order.
60 days. You only pay if you save.
You Only Pay If You Save
You’ve probably seen a hundred things that promised to lower your electric bill. So don’t take Ray’s word for it. Take your own.
The “you only pay if you save” promise
Plug it in. Use it for a full 60 days. Watch your next two electric bills come in. If they don’t drop, even by one dollar, send one message and you get every penny back. No phone calls. No shipping it back. And you keep the free report either way.
Two Ways This Goes
You keep doing what you’re doing. The AC stays at 78. You keep walking the house at night, shutting off lights. And every bill keeps the waste in it, paid in full.
You plug one in near your panel. You give it two bills. The second one, you’ll open without that knot in your stomach. And you’ll stop living careful in the house you paid for.
What to Do Next
- Tap the button below.
- Pick the size that fits your house: one, two, or three. Three is the best value at $105.84, about $35 each, and itPick one StopWatt, or three for the price of two if your house is on the bigger side. That’s the one most families pick.rsquo;s the one most families pick.
- When it arrives, plug it into the outlet closest to your electrical panel. Ten seconds, and you’re done.
Direct from the maker only. 60 days to see it on your own bills.
P.S. The power company closed Ray’s file the same afternoon. No fee. Nothing owed. He never touched his meter, and you won’t either.
P.P.S. This price is only for this run. When it’s gone, StopWatt goes back to $98 each.
Advertisement. This story is a dramatization. Individual results vary. [Typical results line: client to supply.]