to let people out of their contracts without penalty once they see the details. Universal Energy agreed to release Peter Leschyshyn from his electricity deal without demanding a $700+ termination fee. He had been lied to at the door by a saleswoman he invited into his home on a freezing cold night. Here's what this senior (turning 70 this year) said in his original hand-written letter: I would like to a procedure put in place to keep away door-to-door soliciting, as too many people are disadvantaged by this practice. For example, automobile dealers don't send their personnel to your house to sell automobiles. The town of Orangeville owns Orangeville Hydro. That means we the citizens and taxpayers of Orangeville own the hydro. So why would I jeopardize my position to accept a deal from an unknown company and one that does not have a business based in this town? Please, I'm pleading with you to do something positive for me and my family so I can look back at the year 2007 and get bck the Christmas spirit I lost. May we come to some solution to implement ways to make things better for seniors who worked hard to make this country one of the best in the world. Please help me make some sense of this. I stay at home and mind my own business and now I find myself involved with an agency that's bent on (for lack of a better term) pimping my bank account. Does this