It's not warm at home, it's only 14 degrees, and the property has repeatedly asked me for the heating fee, saying that it was paid last year, and if you don't pay it, you will turn off the water and e

It's not warm at home, it's only 14 degrees, and the property has repeatedly asked me for the heating fee, saying that it was paid last year, and if you don't pay it, you will turn off the water and electricity. but ... 1. There are two ways to collect the heating fee, or the property collects it by itself. You should pay the fee regardless of whether it is charged or not, but you can ask the property or heating company to confirm the temperature requirement at home for a refund. As long as the temperature is low, you can call to confirm the temperature every day, which is troublesome for the property. This is your right.

2. About water and electricity cut-off: Water and electricity should be provided by government departments. The property has no right to cut off water and electricity. If it stops for you, you can call the municipal or hydropower district. I paid the fee. Why did you stop?

3. The property fee must be invoiced, and it can be seen from the invoice whether it was collected on behalf of others.