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Alabama Power spent more than $6 million on ads last year — and customers can be billed for half of them until 2029
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The Alabama Public Service Commission asked Alabama Power to stop billing customers for the television commercials and other advertisements it purchases to promote its business. The commission’s request is effective immediately, meaning customers will no longer be charged for those advertising costs. The decision follows the commission’s review of the company’s advertising expenditures.
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