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Posted by Andy Parker on September 29, 2006, 4:27 pm
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On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 17:57:42 +0100, Mark Rand
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>>20 units used in 24 hours according to the new meter.
>>didn't do any cooking ...only TV and lights, computer and lathe used in
>>the 24 hours.
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>>All i ask people to do is ...check their digital meter when operating
>>things with windings etc .
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>>Just so that I've got something to back up me up when on the phone to
>>them.
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>>all the best...mark
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>Biggest problem I had was that they billed us based on estimates for two
>years. The estimates were substantially less than the meter readings would
>have been. I didn't notice it because the domestic management dealt with the
>bills... A £700 pound electric bill after they did finally read the meter was
>a bit of a shock.
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>Mark Rand
>RTFM
And if the price of electric went up in that 2 years they almost
certainly charged you at the new price for the 'old' juice. It's
called back-billing and they have been told to stop it but still try
it on. Inflated my bill by over £100 but I got it back, took over a
year and 2 energywatch referrals but I won!
Sorry for butting in - newby lurking - but this thread got my
attention!
Cheers
Andy Parker, Agate House Lapidary
Ulverston, Cumbria, England
andy@agatehouse.co.uk
www.agatehouse.co.uk
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