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Utility Bills on new properties
paulcunners
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in Energy
If someone does not receive a gas bill for several years after moving into a new property, I hear that there is a maximum period of time/amount of fuel which the new tenant is laible for. is the builder likely to be receiving bills or is it likely that no company has adopted the supply? THANKS!
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As of July you can be backdated 1 year if no bills are raised.
It seems very common that people are not getting bills for long periods. I doubt the builder will be getting bills(or at least paying them)0 -
Cardew is right, it is now 1 year in this case. The builder won't be paying now and may have closed an account. Their will be a Supplier in place though.:rotfl: It's better to live 1 year as a tiger than a lifetime as a worm...but then, whoever heard of a wormskin rug!!!:rotfl:0
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