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Eon Crossed Meters complaint

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Hello,

I wonder if you guys can help me?

I moved into my property on 27th Feb 2009 and set up an account with Eon. Every quarter since then I have recieved enourmous bills, or notification of high bills because they keep reading the wrong meter for my premisies.

I told them about this problem in May last year and still to this day they say the complaint is with their "crossed meters" team and will be resolved. That is 9 months ago, with me telling them every 3 months its incorrect and supplying them the correct meter number and the correct meter reading.

To top it all off this morning they have advised this will take another 6 months to resolve!

I have said that I will change to somewhere else as this is less hassle and they advised no one would take me on with this query outstanding. Is this true? What can I do as it is a pain in the rear!

Thanks for your help, I am new to the site!

Paul

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  • E.ON_Company_Representative
    E.ON_Company_Representative Posts: 806 Organisation Representative
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    Hi Paul,

    Unfortunately these cases can be complex and involve a lot of rectifying; there may be lots of properties involved. This does sound like a very long time however. :(

    If you are not happy with the manner in which this is being handled, then I’d recommend following the complaints process, as laid out on the website or reverse of a bill.

    There may be circumstances where the process can be escalated internally, a complaint handler maybe in a better position to chase a resolution to this than anyone else. :think:

    The important thing is to ensure you are paying for what you are using in the meantime, keep a record of your correct meter readings if you want us to we can take your actual/correct readings and manually work out how much you should be paying each quarter.

    This will avoid any large catch up bills when the issue is resolved.

    Changing/attempting to change supplier could cause more confusion. The metering and address details need correcting not only with E.ON but with the whole energy network, if you move supplier now, a new supplier will have to start there investigation and process the correction.

    Brian :)
    Official Company Representative
    I am an official company representative of E.ON. MSE has given permission for me to post in response to queries about the company, so that I can help solve issues. You can see my name on the companies with permission to post list. I am not allowed to tout for business at all. If you believe I am please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com This does NOT imply any form of approval of my company or its products by MSE"
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