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electricity cost
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Worst thing is only one shop sells the electric voucher and closes from 1pm till 3pm then closes at 6pm0
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At 20ppkWh I would not be surprised if the landlord was on a business tariff and not in a supply contract.0
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Yes its a paper voucher0
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Yes it is a paper voucher size of a credit card0
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Why are you having to buy paper vouchers for a private meter?No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Its the first time ive seen them think he bought them from ebay0
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The LL can't charge you VAT unless he is registered for it. If he does, ask for a VAT receipt, which should have his registration no. on it.0
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How does the landlord get the payment with this type of system?[Deleted User] wrote:Hi,
the card meters were the first type to replace the old coin meters, most suppliers have replaced with key meters, though private landlords might still use them.
My advice to OP, move and find somewhere better to live.0
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