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i'm with eon gas and leccy,thinking of changing,when i go to the comparison sites and put in my july 07 july 08 usage,the results are way of what i am paying. the sites are showing around the £850 mark but my bill for the year is £1300.anyone know the reason for this,
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i'm with eon gas and leccy,thinking of changing,when i go to the comparison sites and put in my july 07 july 08 usage,the results are way of what i am paying. the sites are showing around the £850 mark but my bill for the year is £1300.anyone know the reason for this,
I would say you have entered the wrong tariff or more likely entered the wrong Kwh figures.
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sorry iv'e not answered earliler,july 07 meter read by eon electric 6742 gas 1164 read by eon july 08 electric 13438 gas 2606. so usage for the year electric 6,696 gas 1442. when i input these figures into uswitch it comes up with a yearly spend with npower of £625,it also says i have an estimated spend with eon of £827,my actual spend is around £1300,so there is something not right. any ideas0
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Mine too Panny - my spend is around £1200 but 2 websites quoted me £727 spend.
Does it matter though? I'm thinking of capping anyway - so not much savings at the mo. Just future proofing.0 -
sorry iv'e not answered earliler,july 07 meter read by eon electric 6742 gas 1164 read by eon july 08 electric 13438 gas 2606. so usage for the year electric 6,696 gas 1442. when i input these figures into uswitch it comes up with a yearly spend with npower of £625,it also says i have an estimated spend with eon of £827,my actual spend is around £1300,so there is something not right. any ideas
The gas consumption you input of 1,442 is NOT kWh.
Depending on the type of gas meter you have, it is either approx 16,000kWh or 45,000kWh.
Given your annual spend it is almost certainly a Metric meter, so enter 16,000kWh.0
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