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GiveItAWiggle
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Hi folks,
Long time creeper on this site and I'm you'll be able to sort this issue out easily.
I've did a quick search through the threads and I couldn't find the answer I was looking for but no doubt its here somewhere.
Anywhoo.... Just moved into my first rented house and I got a estimated bill for gas and electricity for £65. I thought fair enough and then a week later I got another letter stating it was £100.
So I made an account online to manage it and I think Im getting to grips with the thing. As you can enter in your current meter readings (as I'm sure you're all aware!).
The question is, the letters I have received states my first monthly instalment is for the 15th nov. But online it states my next bill date is the 28/11/12. Am I right in thinking that I should believe the online one?
Also between now and then does it matter when I input my current meter readings? Will the current meter reading price still be the same during the whole month?
Thanks for looking at this incredibly amateur question.
Long time creeper on this site and I'm you'll be able to sort this issue out easily.
I've did a quick search through the threads and I couldn't find the answer I was looking for but no doubt its here somewhere.
Anywhoo.... Just moved into my first rented house and I got a estimated bill for gas and electricity for £65. I thought fair enough and then a week later I got another letter stating it was £100.
So I made an account online to manage it and I think Im getting to grips with the thing. As you can enter in your current meter readings (as I'm sure you're all aware!).
The question is, the letters I have received states my first monthly instalment is for the 15th nov. But online it states my next bill date is the 28/11/12. Am I right in thinking that I should believe the online one?
Also between now and then does it matter when I input my current meter readings? Will the current meter reading price still be the same during the whole month?
Thanks for looking at this incredibly amateur question.
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Hiya, I am an online SP customer.
I would not be to concerned. Your bill will become regular with DD.
I read my meters most weeks and put in online. Others do it monthly.
The fuel price will not change once you are on a tariff.
You will be able to see how much fuel you are using.
An OWL monitor is very helpful, I find.The secret to success is making very small, yet constant changes.:)0 -
Hi Giveitawiggle if you need any help just e-mail [EMAIL="onlinecomplaints@scottishpower.com"]onlinecomplaints@scottishpower.com[/EMAIL] and I can assist. Thanks David @ ScottishPower“Official Company Representative
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