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Green Network Energy / EDF bill advice
Hi everyone
I was a customer of Green Network energy when they went into administration and were taken over by EDF. In July last year I left EDF and signed up with a new supplier. EDF sent me a final bill in August 2021 with a £70 refund - I assumed that this settled the account. Today (23/3/22) I have received another bill from EDF for £450 which is apparently outstanding from Green network energy! Are they allowed to bill me again after they sent me my final bill in August last year? Any advice please?
I was a customer of Green Network energy when they went into administration and were taken over by EDF. In July last year I left EDF and signed up with a new supplier. EDF sent me a final bill in August 2021 with a £70 refund - I assumed that this settled the account. Today (23/3/22) I have received another bill from EDF for £450 which is apparently outstanding from Green network energy! Are they allowed to bill me again after they sent me my final bill in August last year? Any advice please?
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irun27 said:Are they allowed to bill me again after they sent me my final bill in August last year?Are they allowed to? Yes, they are.Is the bill correct? By which I mean, if you compare it to your GNE and EDF bills, does it make sense?Did you owe GNE money when they went bust?N. Hampshire, he/him. Octopus Intelligent Go elec & Tracker gas / Vodafone BB / iD mobile. Kirk Hill Co-op 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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