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** Confusion over annual usage/annual spend **
CharleneUK
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Hi all, the time has come for me to do my yearly comparisons as E.ON has contacted me regarding moving me on to the standard plan, price rises etc.
I have been given the following as a guide:
4.461 KWH for electricity and 16.823 KWH for gas.
What I don't understand is when I put these figures in to comparison tools they come up with way more for annual spends than I pay for, therefore, giving me inaccurate amounts for savings.
Example:
Price Check January 2014
Monthly Direct Debit
Service provided by British Gas
Tracks cheapest standard prices until 31st January 2014
Cancellations fees apply
Tariff Details
£2,275 4 Stars rating £220
(9%)
Now, I don't spend anywhere near that amount yearly, so I don't understand why it's showing up like that?
Any ideas?
I have been given the following as a guide:
4.461 KWH for electricity and 16.823 KWH for gas.
What I don't understand is when I put these figures in to comparison tools they come up with way more for annual spends than I pay for, therefore, giving me inaccurate amounts for savings.
Example:
Price Check January 2014
Monthly Direct Debit
Service provided by British Gas
Tracks cheapest standard prices until 31st January 2014
Cancellations fees apply
Tariff Details
£2,275 4 Stars rating £220
(9%)
Now, I don't spend anywhere near that amount yearly, so I don't understand why it's showing up like that?
Any ideas?
"I did then, what I knew then. And when I knew better, I did better"
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Comments
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Using Energyhelpline.com, it says the annual cost for your consumption on the Sainsbury's Price Check January 2014 tariff would cost you £1275 p.a.0
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Thank you!! That's more realistic. I must be doing something wrong then, as the figures quoted were from energy helpline!!
x"I did then, what I knew then. And when I knew better, I did better"0
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