Check your meter readings....
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Back in July I switched gas/electricity suppliers. SWALEC supplied EDF with a final meter reading (supposedly taken by a meter reader) in July of 3575 which I've since found out is around 240 units OVER my current reading taken last week (3337). Back-calculating shows that it should probably have been closer to 3220 in July.
According to SWALEC they owe me around £130 for over-charging on the gas! So it's worth checking your meter readings yourself; I've never done the gas one - I didn't even know where it was located - but it's clear that expensive mistakes are easily made.
According to SWALEC they owe me around £130 for over-charging on the gas! So it's worth checking your meter readings yourself; I've never done the gas one - I didn't even know where it was located - but it's clear that expensive mistakes are easily made.
Edited by Funk on Tuesday 8th November 16:30
Check water meters too, if there is a leak, you are liable.
The HA I work for recently had bill sent in by a resident for £14,000!!! This was due to them not reporting a leak.
Turns out the supply was on a high pressure system and had not been reduced when the properties were built hence the leak was gushing out.
Water board admitted it was their fault in the end.
The HA I work for recently had bill sent in by a resident for £14,000!!! This was due to them not reporting a leak.
Turns out the supply was on a high pressure system and had not been reduced when the properties were built hence the leak was gushing out.
Water board admitted it was their fault in the end.
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