Letting a meter reader in?

DON79

cajef wrote: »

Oh dear here we go again, post on a open forum, don't like the answers they are getting so throw toys out of the pram.

i am happy with the answer, I don't like the abuse that is coming along with it.

baza52

what abuse?

soothyerboots

There is no abuse. The OP is being very over-sensitive and cannot take different opinions to hers. Pathetic.

DON79

baza52 wrote: »

what abuse?

I am accused of running a cannabis farm, of being dishonest, of stealing gas and electricity and of having something to hide.

That is not on and thanks for nothing, I am really upset at some of the comments being made. I don't need targeted with accusations like that.

Cardew

DON79 wrote: »

read my previous post "I don't see why they could not arrange a prior appointment when it is convenient to me? I am not being unreasonable,

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I think there are some 25 million householders in UK.

So for all 25 million they have to send a letter saying we want to come at X o'clock on Y date. If that is not convenient, you write back and re-arrange a time(how many would even bother to write back?) How many £billions would all this cost? To be paid for in higher bills.

soothyerboots

If letting the meter readers in bothers you that much, pay to have the meters moved outside.

Torry_Quine

DON79 wrote: »

I am accused of stealing gas and electricity and of having something to hide.

That is not on and thanks for nothing, I am really upset at some of the comments being made. I don't need targeted with accusations like that.

How does the company know that you're being honest about the amount you use unless you let the meter reader in?

Cardew

DON79 wrote: »

I am accused of running a cannabis farm, of being dishonest, of stealing gas and electricity and of having something to hide.

That is not on and thanks for nothing, I am really upset at some of the comments being made. I don't need targeted with accusations like that.

You were not accused of running a cannabis farm - it was qualified in the next paragraph by stating 'To be serious!'

DON79

Torry_Quine wrote: »

How does the company know that you're being honest about the amount you use unless you let the meter reader in?

that is not the point at stake. it is the accusations being thrown at me by the people on this board when I just asked a question. It can be answered without all the sarcastic and unhelpful comments.

and Cardew, why say it at all? was it helpful - no, it just opened the door for everyone else to pitch in and have a go at me.

Caroline73_2

"The lady doth protest too much, methinks."

Actually not my opinion but probably that of your supplier.