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EON Energy want to put up my dd
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Hi all EON Energy want to put up my dd from £58.00 per month to £98.00 per month and we just can't afford that.
I am going to ring them in the morning to discuss this and hopeully we can come to some sort of agreement.
We have the heatwise tarrif and are not able to cap as this is not a cappable rate. We have no central heating and have a gas fire and gas cooker.
I know things have gone up the bill for 2008 was £90.00 more than the bill for 2007 with about the same usage.
I don't know of any of the other energy suppliers who can provide the heatwise (this is how we heat our water.
Any suggestions please xx
I am going to ring them in the morning to discuss this and hopeully we can come to some sort of agreement.
We have the heatwise tarrif and are not able to cap as this is not a cappable rate. We have no central heating and have a gas fire and gas cooker.
I know things have gone up the bill for 2008 was £90.00 more than the bill for 2007 with about the same usage.
I don't know of any of the other energy suppliers who can provide the heatwise (this is how we heat our water.
Any suggestions please xx
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Not sure about heatwise and your options for switching but meanwhile, have you costed your annual use at current prices? If you have, you'll know whether £98 is too high or about right. If it's too high, have the figures to hand when you ring them. I've had my DD increased unreasonablly in the past but it's always been adjusted when I've proved I can cover the annual bill with a reduced amount.
If £98 is about right, you have two options - find the money or cut your usage. Well, there is the third option of an alternative tariff, if it exists. Meanwhile, you have to work with what you've got.0 -
If you only use heatwise for your hot water and not storage heaters then you don`t need heatwise, you could have an E7 meter fitted. You could then shop around.0
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my eon dd went up last year from 69 to 129 - but that was because they had set it too low and the winter bills came in and we owed them a lot. the other option was to pay a one-off figure to catch up and then carry on.
unless you are in arrears then there should be no reason to increase the dd.0 -
firesidemaid wrote: »
unless you are in arrears then there should be no reason to increase the dd.
There are other reasons, price increases being one of them.0
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