LANDLORDS have been reminded to do a name change for the Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) account of their rental properties, making the tenant fully responsible for any charges owing. At a press conference, two complainants shared how they ended up with thousands of ringgit in unpaid bills after their tenants defaulted on payments. One of them, who only wanted to be known as Yau, was informed by TNB that he owed a staggering RM1,298,213.85 on one of his properties. During the press conference, Lim’s political secretary Yew Jia Haur emphasised the importance of changing the name in the TNB account when letting out properties. Owners were also advised to register with myTNB to monitor their tenant’s monthly usage and payment pattern.

Source: The Star October 20, 2019 23:15 UTC