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Bulb estimating electric usage as 0 for two years.
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My back of an envelope calculation gives me £600-700 for 1700 units including standing charges based on a bug if average of price capped rates.
So if you have been paying about £10 a month probably only £360-460 owing. You could mention back billing rules and offer then half what you owe and see how far you get. Stress you will take this to Ombudsman (thanks @Gerry1)2 -
Thanks for this, really appreciate it!Mstty said:My back of an envelope calculation gives me £600-700 for 1700 units including standing charges based on a bug if average of price capped rates.
So if you have been paying about £10 a month probably only £360-460 owing. You could mention back billing rules and offer then half what you owe and see how far you get. Stress you will take this to Ombudsman (thanks @Gerry1)0 -
Hi,1700 units in 2 years seems low, just over 2 units a day?0
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