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moved to new house but still havent called the electricity company !
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Don't be daft, people leave houses for months when doing them up etc.
Your previous tenents/home owners should have given the orginal suppliers their final meter readings so that's the reading you will start being billed from.
Read your meters tomorrow just incase your previous owners failed to contact the suppliersLets get this straight. Say my house is worth £100K, it drops £20K and I complain but I should not complain when I actually pay £200K via a mortgage:rolleyes:0 -
Andy_Hamilton wrote: »Don't be daft, people leave houses for months when doing them up etc.
Your previous tenents/home owners should have given the orginal suppliers their final meter readings so that's the reading you will start being billed from.
Read your meters tomorrow just incase your previous owners failed to contact the suppliersIT Consultant in the utilities industry specialising in the retail electricity market.
4 Credit Card and 1 Loan PPI claims settled for £26k, 1 rejected (Opus).0 -
As soon as you use any electricity you have entered a legally binding 'deemed contract'.
2 weeks is not a long time, but if you attempt to 'get away' with using your current meter reading, it will mean the outgoing occupant will be paying for your electricity - unless they have given their reading and then there will be a dispute.0 -
It will really only be a dispute if you change supplier without getting it sorted. Get it sorted now while you're with the same power company, it's a darn site easier getting things resolved while you're with the same provider as the previous occupant. Moving supplier with incorrect readings just adds unneccessary complications and do give them a true reading from your move in date!0
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