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Southern Water bill so high.... Please help!
Hello there, I'm wandering if anyone can offer me any advice as I am really at my wits end with this. We had our Southern Water meter fitted a while ago and recently got our 3 month bill. The water bill is so high it looks like it's a company rather than a 2 person household. The total volume used in the 3 months was…
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Surface water drainage rebate?
I just got this charge removed as I only have soakaways. My question is this. Am I entitled to a refund of this charge since I have been living at this address since 2004? After all,if I owed Southern Water money from the past,they'd expect it off me. Thanx in advance.
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How to reply
Little bit of background. Not paid a water bill for a number of years now something like 5 I think, know its frowned upon but had new borns and 1st few years so water was one of the last on the list of things to pay. In this time we have moved house 4 times. Today I've recieved a letter to say they're going to apply for…
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huge water bill
We have been struggling to pay our water bill after getting a huge bill they wanted us to pay £147 per month there was no way we could afford this so for the last 6 months we have buried our heads in the sand . We have now received court papers saying they are going for a CCJ against us . Im not bothered about our credit…
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General auctions
Hi. Does anyone know of general auctions in the Swansea/Carmarthen are that are held on a weekday please. TIA
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Increased garden watering this summer - water bill reduction?
My latest water bill (metered, Wessex Water) shows a 50% increase in consumption which is not surprising given the amount of garden watering we've been doing in the few months. In the recent wet summers, our consumption has been pretty consistent with winter usage. Although we already get a standard 5% reduction in…
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Water problems
Hi all, I'm new here just wanted a bit of advice at the end of June I received a letter from the water board stating I had a water leak and my bill was 371.77 I rang then and they advised a person from there team too come and check my meter I read the meter a few times and it didn't seem to move I got my boiler checked for…
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Water Meter problems?
Never given it much thought but from speaking to people our water bill seems quite high. £35 a month (based on usage) 2 people in house - both full time workers 2 Laundry washes per week 7 Washing up Dishes per week 7 showers per week (often use gym) Wash car about once a fortnight Back Garden watered with watering can.…
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Water Bill debts -is it illegal for them to cut you off
Ive been advised thats its illegal for them to cut your water off no matter how much you owe? Is this correct,can anyone direct me to relevent legistation?
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Waste Water Rebates
Just had a cold call from a company assuring me that for a £99 upfront fee they 100% guarantee to reclaim 5 years waste water rebate. In my case it would be £200 per year - sounds to good to be true. There website utilities cost saver states : 'With Surface water / Waste water charges this is something the water providers…
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Reasonable Increase or Noit?
Hi All, I am living in a 2 bedroom property with my wife and our baby. I've just had my yearly water statement through and I'm a little shocked! We've always paid in the region of £29.00 per month for water on a water meter. We have the usual appliances, no garden plants to water though or power shower and this seemed…
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Entertain me...
I'm stupid. I have never understood water bills and the different parts they refer to (no excuse, I should find out). Anyway, I've spoken to my water provider today as I moved recently. The lady announced that I'd be paying less per month as I wouldn't have a 'water surface charge' (or something like that) at this…
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Why water bill varies so wildly from property to property?
Hi everyone, Just moved in a new house in the same area of Birmingham. Monthly bill (company is Water Trent) changed from £27 to £59, that's almost twice the amount ! They told me the bill is based on the property. But what is the reason for that? Why the cost should be so awfully different?
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Shower Supply Pressure?
I'm trying to work out (as accurately as possible) how much water my shower uses during a 3 minute shower. I've got a graph of Flow Rate in L/mins vs Supply Pressure in kPa from the shower manufacturer for my particular shower. The Supply Pressure quoted on the chart is the supply pressure to the shower which is not the…
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Water flow rates
I'm just renovating my father's house, and noticed that the water flow from the taps is really high (seems to fill a sink twice as fast as the ones at home). As I've just arranged for a water meter to be fitted, I wonder if anyone knows how to reduce the flow. I assume I could change the taps but this seems like an…
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Anglia Water Customer relations - an update
Since July 2012 I have paid another £572-03 in charges. So the current position is that I have had my water supplied by Anglia for twenty eight years and have now paid many thousands of pounds plus £572-03 in charges. Unfortunately it is still not possible for customers to change suppliers and until an element of…
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Difference in water bills
Pay twice a year and the bill issued in June is always much more, almost double. Any reason for this ?
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I screwed up & now panicking.
Hi, I live in Essex and have been living at my house for 3 years. When I moved in there was a demand from Anglian water, with whom I registered and pay the bill monthly (£34.94 per month). So yesterday I received a threatening letter addressed to "the occupier" from Essex & Suffolk water telling me that they have no record…
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Shared water pipe leaking
4 terraced houses share a water supply pipe. The pipe runs from the street around the side of one end house and through the back gardens of the others, serving all 4 properties by spurs to the rear of the properties. Our deeds state we are responsible for any repairs needed to the pipe that are on our property. The water…
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northumbrian water ,meter?
Hi i was just wondering if anyones with northumbrian water, and uses a meter and its worked out cheaper? I live in a 2 bedroom flat, its just me and my little boy. Theres no garden so never use a hose. I pay monthly with a payment card costing me £40 a month. Just wondering if id be any better off with a meter? Thanks for…