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defaults and energy suppliers
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Just looked at my credit history and british gas placed 4 years ago at a previous previous address 2 defaults for gas and elec.
Ive never signed a credit a credit agreement, and no DOB is listed on the entry... can they legaly apply this default ?
Ive never signed a credit a credit agreement, and no DOB is listed on the entry... can they legaly apply this default ?
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Yes if they can, they have a right of supply.
As energy suppliers are free from APR's, they apparently don't need to have a CCA from you, although I would clarify this with British Gas and ask why they issued a default.
You could also pass the complaint to energywatch (the ombudsman) if you get no joy from BG.£2 Coin Savers Club (Christmas)- £86£1 Jar (Christmas)- £29Christmas Vouchers Saved: £1450
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