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Npower changing bills from quarterly
Ilovebargins
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in Energy
Not with Npower anymore, but my neighbour is and she has received a letter today to say that they are changing from quarterly meter readings and bills to biannually
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They have had biannual billing for many of their tariffs and payment methods for a while.0
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She is an OAP with no computer on standard tariff who pays her bills at the Post office0
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Why don't you set her up with a gmail account on your computer then use that to set up an online account for her which will enable her to get the best online deals?She is an OAP with no computer on standard tariff who pays her bills at the Post office
I have done that with a couple of my neighbours, they give me readings when required and I enter them online.
After all it's not like it is a state secret how much gas and electricity she uses.
And DDs can be set up by post or phone though you will be able to see them in her account online.
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Ilovebargins wrote: »She is an OAP with no computer on standard tariff who pays her bills at the Post office
N Power do have a "register over 60" or similar means, I am 71, and have registered, no need for online, they promise, which may not be worth much given it is N Power, to read meter quarterly and send bills
Give them, or get her to ring them and register for it, they put a note on the register and use DOB as additional security
PS, my [not estimated] bill is by DD quarterly, works so far and whilst it may not suit all it suits me, and may suit your neighbourMember of "Rubbish at Radishes" club0
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