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Credit after last bill?
I had my final bill on Friday from EDF and had a credit amount of £135 which i was informed would be within 5 working days. I have gone onto the website(EDF) tonight and they have given me a credit of £15 at this time i can't find out why? Is this another case of one section not knowing what another section of the firm is doing?
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Does the credit show in any of your last bills?
If you submit the las readings they should calculate your last bill and deducted from your available credit.1 -
If EDF had been using estimated readings and the final reading was lower than their estimates, that would explain the credit. Check your actual meter readings against the ones on the bills.
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Erik Aronesty, 2014
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I've always given readings rather than estimates, anyway the money went into my bank account and have now finished altogether with EDF.
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