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Massive water bill
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princeofpounds wrote: »It's your bill and your name - you should have switched it. Never rely on someone else.
Thank you however, having not rented before and coming from a country with no water rates I was unaware there were water bills. As I have said had I known this would not be a problem. I asked for the utilities companies details so I could switch to be advised that all bills I needed to pay would be transferred by the landlord. Which with electricity gas a direct tax etc did happen.0 -
Ah ok well I guess you know now. At least this should be a fixable issue. Good luck.0
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Squidgey87 wrote: »Thank you however, having not rented before and coming from a country with no water rates I was unaware there were water bills. As I have said had I known this would not be a problem. I asked for the utilities companies details so I could switch to be advised that all bills I needed to pay would be transferred by the landlord. Which with electricity gas a direct tax etc did happen.
Do you come from a country with free water, or just no water "rates"?0 -
I believe Norn Ireland has no separate water ratesI am not a cat (But my friend is)0
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