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changing my electricity meter
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Pay up or change supplier.when I moved in to my flat it had/ still has a key meter but I would like to change it to a dry meter when I contacted Scottish power I was told I would have to pay £45 to get it changed is this correct or is there anything I can do ?
Some suppliers will do it for free (make their other customers pay for it), so you don't have to.0 -
Are you electricity only or dual fuel? Paying and switching to a direct debit tariff on a credit meter will save you £45 in less than two winter months (unless you are wanting to not use heating.)0
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