Water meter - switching back before 2 years

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Hi all,
I hope you can give me some advice.
Four years ago when purchasing my house, I had a water meter installed. I can't remember why I thought this was a good idea but soon after I regretted my decision. I phoned Affinity water about a year later and asked them to remove it. I was certain that I had read on their website somewhere that you could switch back within a certain time limit. They told me over the phone that this was not the case and once the water meter is fitted I am not able to switch back.
However, I heard Martin mention yesterday on his TV programme that if customers aren't happy with their water bills from the meter, they can switch back within the first two years of having it installed.
Does anyone know about these things and can confirm that I heard Martin correctly? Is it worth going back to Affinity Water? Please help!
I hope you can give me some advice.
Four years ago when purchasing my house, I had a water meter installed. I can't remember why I thought this was a good idea but soon after I regretted my decision. I phoned Affinity water about a year later and asked them to remove it. I was certain that I had read on their website somewhere that you could switch back within a certain time limit. They told me over the phone that this was not the case and once the water meter is fitted I am not able to switch back.
However, I heard Martin mention yesterday on his TV programme that if customers aren't happy with their water bills from the meter, they can switch back within the first two years of having it installed.
Does anyone know about these things and can confirm that I heard Martin correctly? Is it worth going back to Affinity Water? Please help!
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Affinity Water only supply in the 3 areas mentioned
Note: the meter is never removed once installed.
If applicable, the customer may revert to billing on a non-metered basis , but if the customer ever moves, the property will be treated as metered for the new occupier.