Eons £187 for 3 weeks electric????

Lootuning1

but i dont understand. im not there in the day :-( Im at work, i work 40 hours a week so how can i use so much in the day?

*depressed*

on your meter is there any zeros before the figures you have given? for example are any of the numbers your given us in the red box or after decimal points?

xxx

glider3560

lootuning1 wrote: »

but i dont understand. im not there in the day :-( Im at work, i work 40 hours a week so how can i use so much in the day?

Day = 8:30am to 11:30pm
Night = 11:30pm to 8:30am

Lootuning1

the smaller reading lways has a zero before it. so its like 02252 etc etc

well im up at early every morning and thats when i have my shower and boil me kettle so that should be saving me some money surely? I suppose you could say the earlier you get up, the more money ill save too :-)

glider3560

lootuning1 wrote: »

the smaller reading lways has a zero before it. so its like 02252 etc etc

well im up at 6am every morning and thats when i have my shower and boil me kettle so that should be saving me some money surely? I suppose you could say the earlier you get up, the more money ill save too :-)

Are there any decimal points or red digits?

When do you have the heating switched on?

Lootuning1

nope, no red digits or decimal points. nothing on there at all

it will just say 1 16478
4 2746
t 19225

and thats it :-/

I NEVER have the heating switch on EVER as im way to scared to have it on lol everyones telling me storage heaters cost too much so when it gets cold on the evening, i just go to bed early rather than stay up and freeze :-(

The only heat source on is my eco 7 heatin up my water :-)

Right, im going home now, and im going to see what it says. Im going to see which one is turning and which one isnt. Ill be back in a few hours and show you my findings. I hope you are all right and they are the wrong way round :-) Ill be very very please. best news ive had in a few weeks lol ill catch you guys in a bit :-) Thanks again

*depressed*

if the day and night are the wrong way round your bill should be around £85.00 which considering it was feb and the coldest winter we have had in years i would say this would be right, a direct debit of £50 would then also be about right as you will build up credit in the summer and use it up over the summer

xxx

espresso

glider3560 wrote: »

Day = 8:30am to 11:30pm
Night = 11:30pm to 8:30am

The OP said Economy 7 not Economy 9.

glider3560

espresso wrote: »

The OP said Economy 7 not Economy 9.

I got the times from http://www.eonenergy.com/FAQ/Meters/Economy-7-Details.htm based on the Midlands region (the OP previously post a Birmingham postcode).

espresso

glider3560 wrote: »

I got the times from http://www.eonenergy.com/FAQ/Meters/Economy-7-Details.htm based on the Midlands region (the OP previously post a Birmingham postcode).

Your post was misleading because it actually states:

electricity is supplied at a cheaper rate for 7 hours between 11:30pm to 8:30am