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help - freehold property coachhouse - 2 garages (neighbours under property) using electricity

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  • Hasbeen
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    wakkaday said:
    AdrianC said:
    wakkaday said:
    i just spoke to my electricity company and they compared a reading within 7 days and says i used around 1000w which is more then then i used  since december 2019 (actual reading) its about a 3 months worth use in 1 week, i think he said
    I think you need to clarify that...

    "1000w" in this context would most likely mean 1000Wh, 1kWh - the amount of electricity used by leaving a 1kW heater on for one hour, or a 50w lightbulb for 20 hours. That's normally about 15p-worth. Yep, fifteen pence.
    lmao

    thank you lets see - waiting for a call back
    Lockdown gets every one bored?

    Ops been there for a few years knowing of this supposed problem? But the usage is only 1000w per 3 months usually, now jumped to a 1000w a week? So as pointed out 15 pence?? WOW. Must be a well insulated property? Or perhaps a mistake?

    Has so far ignored some as I see it good advice and is relying on the electricity supplier to solve the "problem"


    Imao  stand for: In My Arrogant Opinion  When IMAO is used intentionally, it is almost always used in a self-deprecating manner, humorously undermining someone’s opinion or characterizing it as ultimately trivial. Use of IMAO can also suggest, though, that one’s opinion on the matter is more strongly held.


    OP do as Freecall / ProDave/etc has suggested then come back with any outcome  


    The world is not ruined by the wickedness of the wicked, but by the weakness of the good. Napoleon
  • wakkaday
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    thanks guys let me report back. 
  • Probi
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    It could also be worth checking your deeds, when we had a coach house both ours and our neighbours had a clause to say that the neighbours couldn't have power or store certain materials etc in the garage due to the risk this could cause.
  • AnotherJoe
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    edited 8 May 2020 at 7:25AM
    Hasbeen said:

    Imao  stand for: In My Arrogant Opinion  When IMAO is used intentionally, it is almost always used in a self-deprecating manner, humorously undermining someone’s opinion or characterizing it as ultimately trivial. Use of IMAO can also suggest, though, that one’s opinion on the matter is more strongly held.


    LOL. Since they typed L M A O not I M A O. 
  • Hasbeen
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    edited 8 May 2020 at 8:27AM
    Hasbeen said:

    Imao  stand for: In My Arrogant Opinion  When IMAO is used intentionally, it is almost always used in a self-deprecating manner, humorously undermining someone’s opinion or characterizing it as ultimately trivial. Use of IMAO can also suggest, though, that one’s opinion on the matter is more strongly held.


    LOL. Since they typed L M A O not I M A O. 
    They typed Imao. But you are correct if i have misread the capital I for a small l then apologise for misprinting term.
     Imao is indeed Iaughing my ar#o off. And it is different from Imao? that was typed so when is an l a I or perhaps imao? iOi.

    Op has not returned yet. So perhaps problem has been resolved?

    The world is not ruined by the wickedness of the wicked, but by the weakness of the good. Napoleon
  • AdrianC
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    Somebody's confused between IMHO and LMAO.

    Somebody is also still very confused over electrical units.
  • Hasbeen
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    AdrianC said:
    Somebody's confused between IMHO and LMAO.

    Somebody is also still very confused over electrical units.
    Myself? Sorry what did I say on this thread re electrical units? Easily confused. Its an age thing lol.
    The world is not ruined by the wickedness of the wicked, but by the weakness of the good. Napoleon
  • AdrianC
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    Hasbeen said:
    Ops been there for a few years knowing of this supposed problem? But the usage is only 1000w per 3 months usually, now jumped to a 1000w a week? So as pointed out 15 pence?? WOW. Must be a well insulated property? Or perhaps a mistake?
    Would you like a nice up of tea, dear?
  • jimbog
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    Smartmeters are not so smart when you change supplier unfortunately
    Gather ye rosebuds while ye may
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