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my ee bill not happy with it
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They can increase the tariff with inflation and VAT has increased in the last couple of years. Did you have a discount for the first six months, for example?0
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Do you pay by direct debit? If not they charge you £2.50 a month0
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If you really could afford £37, it's hard to believe that you can't afford £4 more.I cant afford to pay that out every month :mad:
11%? It's far too much even for 2 years. AFAIK the last VAT increase was in 2011.They can increase the tariff with inflation and VAT has increased in the last couple of years. Did you have a discount for the first six months, for example?0 -
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Anoneemoose wrote: »Have you actually looked at the bill to see what they say?
Agree with this..
It'll be clear as to what they've charged you more for as everything gets broken down by price.0
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