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OneSelect going to be Next Iresa?
Hi,
Iresa had increased direct debit from £42 to £100 a month, wanted a one off £168 couple of months before going burst. Luckily I managed to switch to OneSelect. What a relief! Not long lasting though!
Was paying £44 a month to OneSelect. No energy usage increased but now OneSelect upped the DD to £128 a month. Not a single bill issued as I am with them 3 months now. Regular meter reading provided online. Can’t understand what I did wrong?
Is OneSelect going the same way to Iresa?
Iresa had increased direct debit from £42 to £100 a month, wanted a one off £168 couple of months before going burst. Luckily I managed to switch to OneSelect. What a relief! Not long lasting though!
Was paying £44 a month to OneSelect. No energy usage increased but now OneSelect upped the DD to £128 a month. Not a single bill issued as I am with them 3 months now. Regular meter reading provided online. Can’t understand what I did wrong?
Is OneSelect going the same way to Iresa?
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Ask for a bill. Then check the usage with the tariff you believe you should be on.0
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Hi,
Iresa had increased direct debit from £42 to £100 a month, wanted a one off £168 couple of months before going burst. Luckily I managed to switch to OneSelect. What a relief! Not long lasting though!
Was paying £44 a month to OneSelect. No energy usage increased but now OneSelect upped the DD to £128 a month. Not a single bill issued as I am with them 3 months now. Regular meter reading provided online. Can’t understand what I did wrong?
Is OneSelect going the same way to Iresa?
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/utilities/lower-energy-direct-debits/0 -
Hi,
Iresa had increased direct debit from £42 to £100 a month, wanted a one off £168 couple of months before going burst. Luckily I managed to switch to OneSelect. What a relief! Not long lasting though!
Was paying £44 a month to OneSelect. No energy usage increased but now OneSelect upped the DD to £128 a month. Not a single bill issued as I am with them 3 months now. Regular meter reading provided online. Can’t understand what I did wrong?
Is OneSelect going the same way to Iresa?0 -
I would always advise everyone to only come to a monthly direct debit amount by showing annual estimated usage by Kwh s only, over one complete calendar year. Even this may be understated if you have used an annual kwh figure based on the usual mild winters we have had from 2011 to 2015
last winter was much colder and longer than the previous five. I ended up last year having my £52 dd raised to £75 just to catch up with the extra usage the "beast from the east "made me use.
Iresa Energy was a very good supplier offering the UK s cheapest rates and they were probably driven to the wall by people overloading their fragile understaffed call centre ( of a staff of three )with complaint after complaint merely because that some people would always want to be paying rock bottom prices and then started to mess Iresa s income stream. Lets hope Eversmart Energy and others offering the best prices do not go the same way.
Smart meters will stop all this eventually when all suppliers can get more accurate and truthful kwh annual usage and they do not have to rely on truth and honesty with customers understating their usage simply to borrow money from suppliers and go into debt on purpose.0 -
I never underestimated anything, but now it seems there's over £500 debt which octopus are demanding me to agree to.....been here a while but forgot my id as I hadn't logged in for a while after I got debt free...0
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“OneSelect going to be Next Iresa?”
Oh no! Nightmare again!
What’s going on energy supplier?0
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