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Renting into a house with prepayment meters

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  • Carrot007
    Carrot007 Posts: 4,534 Forumite
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    gongor wrote: »
    Even if there's a clause in the Tenancy Agreement that I signed...?


    Yes, however they can request you return it to the state it was in when you leave if it says so in the agreement (as in having a prepayment meter).


    Not chaging the supplier would however be an unfair term.
  • need_an_answer
    need_an_answer Posts: 2,812 Forumite
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    Smodlet wrote: »
    There have been references on this board and the energy one about LL's "reselling" electricity which, I have to say, sounds as if it should be illegal but apparently is not. This may be in HMOs but I think it can also pertain to flats. Here's hoping this is not the case for gongor, though I think there is guidance about this on the Utilities bit of the main site.

    Although its not illegal to resell I understand the LL is not able to profit from the deal and charge more than the utility supplier.

    I am soon to look into this as my student offspring potentially falls into this for the next academic year following their student property choice.
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