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How much are you in credit by?
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After today's direct debit going through, my current credit is about £146.
Based on regular meter reading, I feel that this amount of credit is too high, considering my annual usage for gas is £298 (7100 kWh) and electric is £415 (4516 kWh).
Any thoughts?
Based on regular meter reading, I feel that this amount of credit is too high, considering my annual usage for gas is £298 (7100 kWh) and electric is £415 (4516 kWh).
Any thoughts?
Everybody is equal; However some are more equal than others.
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Mine was a couple of hundred pound, they've just dropped my direct debit from £138 to £52.Nevermind the dog, beware of the kids!0
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maybe its a build up because you use more in the winter if you change it now if you change it now you might find your in debit by the end of the winter0
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When is your next bill due? You could read your meter and working out how much you`ve used so far and also ring your energy company and ask them to reduce it if you think you have too much credit.0
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Just been on the phone to Scottish Power, and my credit was £146 - I ask for £100 back, and they advised me my direct debit would go from £59.50 to £61. So I asked for £90, and they advised me it would go to £60 - which is fine in my books. :j:TEverybody is equal; However some are more equal than others.0
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well Ive been in hospital for the best part of 2 years and before that was staying with my parents and have now found out i am £1425.00 in credit ,but have been told the application for the cheque was rejected as they only cater for up to £1000.00 which is OK ,but is it not my money they owe me back so cant i get hold of it all as i would like to use it for a little holiday now Ive got time out of hospital .:mad:
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