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Zog has gone 😢
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You might be a bit less sanguine, and more sympathetic, if you had a credit of £358 like your fellow poster above. As it is, I have a credit balance of £70, and I would hope, nay expect, that to be incorporated in my first EDF bill, which may or may not be imminent. Information from EDF is at a premium.Mr_K said:Don't know, but if I don't get my £1.98 credited soon, I'm writing to my MP
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            Please bear with us, these will take some time to work through.
We'll then make sure that you are billed from 4 December 2021 onwards.
I certainly hope not, as Zog billed me until 4 December.0 - 
            PennineAcute said:Please bear with us, these will take some time to work through.
We'll then make sure that you are billed from 4 December 2021 onwards.
I certainly hope not, as Zog billed me until 4 December.You'll be OK. EDF should use Zog's closing reading, and I found that Zog didn't bill the standing charge for the first day so the bill was spot on.You may even be a pound or two better off if they round up the 30th Nov reading by a few kWh if the final bill is an estimate.0 - 
            May I just point out that EDF are 'reminiscent of my posterior'. Thank you.0
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            Latest response from EDF. Not really what I wanted to hear.I apologise for the delay in responding to you, all of our customer service contact methods are extremely busy at the moment. Your first bill may just be charges from us rather than any final balance from Zog as we don't have a time scale on when they are issuing these statements yet.0
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Please see my reply to your post you made in another thread over final Zog statementsDeleted_User said:Latest response from EDF. Not really what I wanted to hear.I apologise for the delay in responding to you, all of our customer service contact methods are extremely busy at the moment. Your first bill may just be charges from us rather than any final balance from Zog as we don't have a time scale on when they are issuing these statements yet.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/78903296/#Comment_78903296
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            It's only been about 6 weeks. I wouldn't expect a resolution of a SoLR process, in that time, going by past examples in "normal" times, and certainly not in the present crisis.
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            EDF updating there systems, Message says
"sorry access to MyAccount is limited It's only available for smart Pay As You Go top-ups while we update our system. Full access should be back after at 14:15 GMT on 16th JAN,2022"
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            This process doesn't half seem to drag. I have had my final big with a credit of £486.00 on it.
Still no appearance on the EDF account. From what I have read with Utility Point to EDF still many customer have not seen there credit.
I am starting think EDF Energy id dragging this process along to "cash in" on customers so that they are stuck with them and cant do anything.
My only concern is seeing my balance from Zog to go to EDF but this is taking far too long.
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            Adviceuk3 said:This process doesn't half seem to drag. I have had my final big with a credit of £486.00 on it.Compared to all the other SoLR transfers that are going on, EDF and Zog have been unusually rapid.When GNE went bust at the end of January 2021, I was SoLR'd to EDF (along with several other people active in this thread). It was the end of April before I had an EDF account open and working, three months.For Zog customers, EDF achieved the same progress in about five weeks.N. Hampshire, he/him. Octopus Intelligent Go elec & Tracker gas / Vodafone BB / iD mobile. Ripple Kirk Hill Coop member.Ofgem cap table, Ofgem cap explainer. Economy 7 cap explainer. Gas vs E7 vs peak elec heating costs, Best kettle!
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