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EDF - In Credit on both Gas and Elec
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Not really looking to adjust the DDs. Just want the credit back and wondered if anyone had been succesful at getting back less than £150Overdrafts transferred to MBNA £953.40/£4279.80 Car insurance (on CC) £461.98/£751.98 :mad: Bank of mum and dad £1500/£5000Total debt repaid £2915.38/£10,031.78 (29%):T Owed [STRIKE]£10,031.78[/STRIKE][STRIKE] £7400[/STRIKE] £7116.40 Pay off as much as you can in 2011 challenge £1127.60/£40000
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Yes, but they are free to bump you off their cheaper tariffs so that you can pay hundreds of pounds extra. Unfortunately this is unlikely - if you do moan they will cough up but all suppliers should really stop this nonsense - they should be fair to all their customers and stand firm and stop kowtowing to the bolshie.0
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Have just spent the past hour or so checking out prices at different suppliers and considering switching. Before I add to my phone bill and start ringing EDF about getting my money back....does anyone know what happens to my in credit balance at EDF when I switch? I am aware that the companies do all the switching side of things but would I need to contact EDF seperately to get this money back during the process or will they automatically refund it during the switch?Overdrafts transferred to MBNA £953.40/£4279.80 Car insurance (on CC) £461.98/£751.98 :mad: Bank of mum and dad £1500/£5000Total debt repaid £2915.38/£10,031.78 (29%):T Owed [STRIKE]£10,031.78[/STRIKE][STRIKE] £7400[/STRIKE] £7116.40 Pay off as much as you can in 2011 challenge £1127.60/£40000
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They should give it back to you automatically although some suppliers seem to take their time about it.0
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You should get your credit fairly quickly via cheque or paid direct to your bank account.
If you don't get in after about 15 working days, worth giving them a call.:rotfl: It's better to live 1 year as a tiger than a lifetime as a worm...but then, whoever heard of a wormskin rug!!!:rotfl:0
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