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Eon - Frequency of Bills
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Hi, I am with Eon for both gas and electricity. I haven't had a bill since June so emailed them to ask why. They said that as I pay monthly I will only get a bill every 6 months. They then go on to saying that I should expect my next bill at the end of November (which is not quite 6 months). This sounds really scarey what with the increasing cost of fuel just lately. Is this correct for all Eon customers?
Many thanks.
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There is no reason why you can't give them meter readings and ask if your direct debit is covering the cost if you are worried.
Can you go on-line and check your account?
I take weekly meter readings so I am aware of my usage and have the correct readings for any price changes.
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Thanks thats a good idea. I have always paid by direct debit and have always received bills every 3 months so I don't understand why they now say that I will now only receive a bill every 6 months.0
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Thanks thats a good idea. I have always paid by direct debit and have always received bills every 3 months so I don't understand why they now say that I will now only receive a bill every 6 months.IT Consultant in the utilities industry specialising in the retail electricity market.
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you can do it all online.... i have just this second created my account, much better than having a hugh amount of un-needed paperwork!!0
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No you should get billed approx every 3 mths, there's no 6 monthly cycle that I've ever seen with any Eon accounts. They do trials occasionally and put some customers on monthly billing but I've not seen anything about 6 monthly trials.0
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I use the internet for my e-on account and have paperless billing. My last bill was in August and when I submitted readings at the end of October it showed my next bill was due around 11 November. Someone came and read the meter over a week ago and I expected an e-mail shortly after to say my bill was available online but haven't received anything. I logged onto my account anyway and it now says my next bill is due in February, not November as previously stated. I've e-mailed e-on to find out why but haven't yet received a reply. Six months is too long between bills and if this is what they are now doing I'll probably change supplier. However, hope it's just a glitch in the system and they'll sort it soon.
By the way I pay by monthly direct debit - not sure if that makes a difference though.0 -
I'd be interested to know if this is widespread, as this could limit the convenient times to switch away from Eon, without being hit with a big final bill. Eon T&C's state they will not apply discounts to final bills.
At present, I get 21% discount with Eon ElectricityOnline Extra Saver v5 (15% discount plus 6% Direct Debit discount). My next bill is due in February, and I expect to move in March/April (therefore minimising loss of discount). If Eon did decide to go 6-monthly, and I still left in April, I could potentially lose out on £80 of discounts across 5 months.
Are many people finding their billing cycles are changing to biannual periods?0 -
Thanks for the warning. I didn't know you didn't get discount on a final bill.0
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I too am with Eon and I was expecting a bill no the 24th Nov and when I log on it says that my next bill will be in Feb.
So I cant see what I have used, £-wise, for the last 3 months. I can see energy tracker etc but want to know the actual £....0 -
please let me know how this works out as am in the process of switching to eon as they have come up cheaper than british gas although not cheaper than n-power though, but have had dealings with them before and never again.
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