<prompt> Human: Update 3: there were three cracks in the main line from the meter to the house. Replaced at cost of 1100. No more leaking. Thanks to all who posted. Update 2:. Located main shutoff valve behind my projector screen in the basement. After turning it off I verified no water would flow through the faucets and went outside to find the meter still showing the same 10 GPH usage rate. Looks like there is a leak between meter and the house. Called the landlord... Hopefully it gets fixed quickly. 300 water bills SUCK. Update 1: thanks initial responders. Updooted you, and Im looking for the internal house shutoff now. Hi PF. Weve been living in our small SFR for almost three years. For the past 33 months, weve used between 6 and 8 thousand gallons every two months. We just got our water bill for the past two months and it shows 17,700 gallons used in the past sixty days. We were sure that was wrong, so we had them come back out today to re-read the meter. They left a note saying the meter was correctly read and it is likely a leaking toilet, etc. I turned off both toilets at the wall. Ive turned off the refrigerator ice cube maker. Ive made sure there is zero water being used in the house, including at the external faucets. However, the meter is moving a full gallon every 6 minutes. I am losing 10 gallons per hour, 14,400 gallons every sixty days. What could be going on? I have no clue where the leaks could be. Please help with any suggestions. Thanks!  <response>: LOL thats not a leak. I once had them come out to tell me we used 60,000 gallons in 2-wks. I told them that was absurd and impossible, only to find out we did have a major leak in our front yard between meter and house. About 6-ft of pipe had 18-in diameter holes in it. It was a sieve.To address your leak, turn off the water at the water shut off inside your house. Go out to the street and look at the meter. If its still spinning, turn off the water at the meter to verify its stops spinning. If it stops spinning when you turn the water off at the meter, then you have a leak between the meter and your house, youre responsible for it and call a plumber to track it down for you. If the meter doesnt stop spinning when the water is off at the street, then something wonky is going on and call them back.edit: They often have leak forgiveness after you show proof a leak was repaired. Next time you speak to them, ask them about this. There is a chance they could forgive 9037; of the excessive leak. Or not. Depending on how customer-friendly they are. 