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Laura85snowie
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in Energy
When taking a meter reading do I count the last digit that is currently turning
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NO.
Most meters either have a decimal point or figures in red which dont get counted. You only read whole units not fractions of a unit.
If you are confused most suppliers have something on their websites which show you how to read a meter.
Alternatively put a piccy of your meter on here and someone will tell you how to read itNever under estimate the power of stupid people in large numbers0 -
A quick how to read a meter from the Citizens Advice Bureau https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/energy/energy-supply/your-energy-meter/how-to-read-your-energy-meter/0
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Either way as the difference for you is negligible, if any, unless you are moving to other address.Laura85snowie wrote: »When taking a meter reading do I count the last digit that is currently turning0 -
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I see... Yes, I misunderstood the question.0
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