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$4,300 water bill... Any help would be appreicated

Sean O'Brien
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Hey everyone, 

I've had properties for about 5 years now and have never had this happen to me before. We were charged $4,300 for ONE MONTH of water bills when historically the bill was about $100. There were no leaks, no damage or anything but the city changed the meter. 

Is there any way to fight this? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.  

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