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Scottish power capped???
noonesperfect
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Hi, when Scottish Power offered a further year of capped prices it sounded good, however since January this year my monthly payment has gone from £51 to £70.50!
We don't have gas and although there's nearly always someone at home 24/7 we're not extravagent (roughly 8800kwh per annum).
I've tried the comparison sites to see if we'd be better off with another company but I don't know which "version" of capped we're on. I'm reluctant to go online for bills (I have trust issues :rolleyes:
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Anyone in a similar situation?
We don't have gas and although there's nearly always someone at home 24/7 we're not extravagent (roughly 8800kwh per annum).
I've tried the comparison sites to see if we'd be better off with another company but I don't know which "version" of capped we're on. I'm reluctant to go online for bills (I have trust issues :rolleyes:
)Anyone in a similar situation?
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noonesperfect wrote: »Hi, when Scottish Power offered a further year of capped prices it sounded good, however since January this year my monthly payment has gone from £51 to £70.50!
We don't have gas and although there's nearly always someone at home 24/7 we're not extravagent (roughly 8800kwh per annum).
I've tried the comparison sites to see if we'd be better off with another company but I don't know which "version" of capped we're on. I'm reluctant to go online for bills (I have trust issues :rolleyes: )
Anyone in a similar situation?
you can't go off monthly payments you have to work out your annual consumption from your bills. You may find your monthly payments were not enough to cover your usage.0
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