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More Capping Confusion - Advice appreciated
noodlebutty
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I currently pay £73 a month (876 a year) for energy from E-on. I've just worked out my units used for both utilities last year and according to energyhelpine my yearly bill should be £408! Don't know if/where I've gone wrong, obviously this makes the comparisons as to who's going to the best deal for me innacurate. Help?! I did get £150 refunded from E-on earlier in the year as I was in credit but I seem to be on about the right payment level according to them.
“We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.” 
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Gas and electric ?
whats your consumption over the last year ? units NOT direct debit amounts0 -
Okay, I've worked it out, I was putting units in as Kwh.
Silly me, not like these things aren't simple for anyone to work out is it?:rotfl: “We all pay for life with death, so everything in between should be free.”0
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