help!!! problems with eon including unlawful warrant

angel223_2

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C_Mababejive

Phew..thats long....(cue Actress/Bishop joke)

To try and summarise....

Do you owe them money?

How much?
Have you paid them?
If yes,can you prove it?

If not,why not?

angel223_2

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nuttyp

hi, i feel so sorry for you being in this situation. I too had problems in the past, eon forgot about my gas meter for nearly 3 years. They also forgot to read the meter prior to instaling a re placement one as well. I would re contect ofgem, and ask again. As you have angoing issue, they should still be able to interveen.
If they have obtained a warrent by deceet, then i would definatly 'play' on that issue - and quite rightly ask for a substancial amount of compensation for the distress caused.

If you have any corresppondence with them agreeing the payment plan, then keep this imformation in a safe place.

Unfortunatly the energt companies are quite often heavy handed - i remember anthea turner had somewhere been caught up in a simular situation. She mamanged to get them bill halved as the energy company failed to read the meter over some time and also didnt adjust the repayments as prices rose.

Good luck and keep posting

Premier_2

angel223 wrote: »

...the main issue at the moment is they have lied to the cort ...

Perjury is a very serious offence. I would suggest you provide any evidence you have to the appropriate authorities.

angel223_2

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Premier_2

You mean you have said that your supplier has commited purjury on a public forum without having the evidence to back it up? :eek:

Libel is also a serious offence. Not quite as serious as perjury, but very expensive! :cool:

Normally a copy of the so called Human Rights Letter that is sent advising of the intention to obtain an entry warrant is also lodged at the Magistrates court the warrant is issued by. Normally no letter - no warrant.

E.ON_Company_Representative:_Helena

Hi angel223,

This sounds like a horrid situation to be in and I am sorry for this.

It sounds like you are doing the right thing by using the escalation process to have your account investigated.

You will be able to go to the Ombudsman after you have given E.ON 56 days to resolve this complaint for you ( I know it has been going on longer, but it will be from the date the official complaint was raised on your account )

Just ask for the address to send your £10 cheque for your account notes, or use the email address on my profile page.

Helena

angel223_2

E.ON_Company_Representative:_Helena wrote: »

Hi angel223,

This sounds like a horrid situation to be in and I am sorry for this.

It sounds like you are doing the right thing by using the escalation process to have your account investigated.

You will be able to go to the Ombudsman after you have given E.ON 56 days to resolve this complaint for you ( I know it has been going on longer, but it will be from the date the official complaint was raised on your account )

Just ask for the address to send your £10 cheque for your account notes, or use the email address on my profile page.

Helena

Thankyou for your response Helena I was hoping you would read this.
could you possibly provide the correct address to request my data under the data protection act as I would really like to get this sent off as soon as possible.

angel223_2

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E.ON_Company_Representative:_Helena

angel223 wrote: »

Thankyou for your response Helena I was hoping you would read this.
could you possibly provide the correct address to request my data under the data protection act as I would really like to get this sent off as soon as possible.

Hi,

I understand that you know this will cost £10, do you already have the form from E.ON to send with the cheque?

If not, you need to request this and E.ON will send it out to you. Contact E.ON on the normal number on the bill, or use the email address in my profile page.

Helena