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Hi evigilo - In your post #4, you say that the sellers Elec. supplier was not n'power
If this is the case the situation is a lot more complex.
When you move, the incumbant Utility supplier/s to that address automatically become your supplier, and though have not signed anything you are in a contract with them and should give them your meter reading and moving in date.- Once you have done this you are free to move to another supplier.
Whilst you as the customer were ignorant of this, n'power certainly weren't and yet still accepted you as a customer when they should not have done.
Eventually that original supplier is going to catch up and send you a bill for all the power you have used since moving in, and n'power will have to repay all the money you have paid to them
There is a web site on which you can check who is the registered supplier to your meter, which I can't find my note of at the moment, but I'm sure another responder will quickly post it0
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