Pre pay meter charges?
Pre pay meter charges?
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Whistle

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1,701 posts

162 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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I have a holiday home that we visit every few weeks and rent out as and when.
It has a pre pay electric meter, I never bothered getting it changed as it doesn’t cause me a problem as i usually keep it topped up with over £150.00 and we don’t use that much anyway.

With the cost of electric about to rise significantly I was thinking of loading up the meter with a £1000.00 or more.

But I am unsure how it works. When you buy the credit for the meter are you buying a sum of electric at todays prices or do they just have your cash up front ready to pay at what ever the cost is on the day?

Saleen836

12,489 posts

238 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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I think you will find there is a limit on how much you can pre load, something like £250 or something I read somewhere

Simpo Two

92,708 posts

294 months

Sunday 20th February 2022
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This appeared on Facebook recently... but form your own conclusions. It may depend on your supplier.