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Problem with electric bills

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  • Update on this, if anyone is interested.

    1. The advice on the "code of conduct" saying they couldn't charge for electricty more than 12 months old was really good - they applied a credit of £115.08 to my account as a result of me mentioning this.

    2. They offered a 20% discount on the arrears of £74.69, as a result of their failure to keep track of my account and inform me I was building up arrears, which I thought was fair enough.

    3. I am still not very satisifed that the charges are correct. They have applied 3 monthly statements to my account so that I can see how much I have been using each month, and they don't make any sense at all. The average cost is around £80 a month, and is slightly more in the summer than in winter! The first monthly bill they've raised is for this October for £53, and I've been using the heating for the first time in 6 months in October.

    I pointed this out and they said "sorry - it looks like the meter readings have been applied wrongly to your account - please bear with us while we review the situation".
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