Storage Heaters so old I can't find any markings/names or dates

Gerry1

OpolE said:

Electricity day unit rate: 17.81p per kWh Electricity night unit rate: 13.52p per kWh Daily standing charge: 21.72p per day

Daylight robbery !  Would you go to a petrol station charging £1.99 per litre?  For heaven's sake, do a comparison and switch today.  Start with Citizens Advice and 'Switch with Which?'.

Robin9

So Oct to Aug costs about £1060 - 10 months and £106 a month average - you will have paid £600 and be £460 in debt.

OpolE

Robin9 said:

So Oct to Aug costs about £1060 - 10 months and £106 a month average - you will have paid £600 and be £460 in debt.

I'm getting those figures. I am still going to dispute with evidence that advisors told me I wasn't going over my agreed fee. So were completely lieing.

Gerry1

There's no such thing as an 'agreed fee'.  All that's agreed is the price per kWh and the daily charge, assuming you're on a fixed tariff.  If you use more, you pay more, it's as simple as that.

Provided you send monthly meter readings it will be fully evident from the bills whether your £60 is sufficient to keep up with your usage.

Talldave

OpolE said:

28 October 2019 R2 Day 797.0

28 October 2019 R1 Night 2097.0

Smart Meter

13 August 2020   Day 2597.0

13 August 2020    Night 6697.0

Electricity day unit rate: 17.81p per kWh Electricity night unit rate: 13.52p per kWh Daily standing charge: 21.72p per day

I pay 10.9p per kWh - that lot would have cost me £245 less that you've paid.  If you're concerned about monthly costs, why are you with a supplier who's screwing you over?

OpolE

My first home and time doing this. I had my Dad reviewed the options too. When I looked at other prices in Nov 2019 they were pretty much the same rates and direct debit options so I stuck with isupply (In hindsight I should have spent more time understanding it). Obviously I've only just received this bill as isupply have been telling me my energy usage was nothing to worry about.

Gerry1

OpolE said:

When I looked at other prices in Nov 2019 they were pretty much the same rates and direct debit options so I stuck with isupply

On no they weren't !  Not if you'd done a proper search.

You probably only saw the expensive suppliers that pay the website a bung for delivering new punters.

OpolE

Talldave said:

I pay 10.9p per kWh - that lot would have cost me £245 less that you've paid.  If you're concerned about monthly costs, why are you with a supplier who's screwing you over?

Hi Dave, who are you with if you don't mind me asking.

Talldave

OpolE said:

Talldave said:

I pay 10.9p per kWh - that lot would have cost me £245 less that you've paid.  If you're concerned about monthly costs, why are you with a supplier who's screwing you over?

Hi Dave, who are you with if you don't mind me asking.

Symbio. I think their current offering is around the 12p mark, but I got on the 10.9p on 1st Sept. It's a variable rate but they haven't varied it yet even though prices are rising. I've become quite fond of their clumsy incompetence!

Neon Reef have been top of the cheapness charts for some time. @Gerry1 may be able to confirm if they can handle two readings from an E7 meter on a non-E7 tariff. 

Robin9

@OpolE Don't forget that iSupply/EDF will probably block any switch as long as you are in debt.