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Energy issues
Cazzahardy1
Posts: 16 Forumite
in Energy
Please can some please tell me if it is possible to find energy tariff from july 2021.
Ideally fixed. Many thanks
Ideally fixed. Many thanks
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It is extremely unlikely that any fixed tariffs dated July 2021 are still available. Do you mean July 2022?0
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Can anyone tell me how I stop my energy company charging to much since had smart meter in0
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Smart meters do not increase your charges - charges depend on your use and the tariff applied. The energy market is in turmoil and there have been some big increases in charges recently and will be for some time to come.petrasteel said:Can anyone tell me how I stop my energy company charging to much since had smart meter in
Has your fix run out and have you either taken out a new fix (expensive) or defaulted to the SVT (less expensive)
More info please - meter readings, date smart installed, tariffs.
It is possible that your smart is not communicating - can you read the meter itself (not the IHD toy) please ?
Never pay on an estimated bill. Always read and understand your bill0 -
Cazzahardy1 said:Please can some please tell me if it is possible to find energy tariff from july 2021.
Ideally fixed. Many thanks@Cazzahardy1 your question would be better in your original thread:
@petrasteel as Robin9 asks, please give some more information. What exaclty is the problem?petrasteel said:Can anyone tell me how I stop my energy company charging to much since had smart meter in
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