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  • pammy14
    pammy14 Posts: 177 Forumite
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    frugalmacdugal said:
    Hi,
    seems correct, here's a map,


    Yes so I think I should be charged East Midlands rate.
  • [Deleted User]
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    pammy14 said:
    frugalmacdugal said:
    Hi,
    seems correct, here's a map,


    Yes so I think I should be charged East Midlands rate.
    Based on everything you have told us here, I think you are correct.
  • pammy14
    pammy14 Posts: 177 Forumite
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    edited 29 December 2022 at 5:45PM
    [Deleted User] said:
    pammy14 said:
    frugalmacdugal said:
    Hi,
    seems correct, here's a map,


    Yes so I think I should be charged East Midlands rate.
    Based on everything you have told us here, I think you are correct.
    [Deleted User] said:
    pammy14 said:
    frugalmacdugal said:
    Hi,
    seems correct, here's a map,


    Yes so I think I should be charged East Midlands rate.
    Based on everything you have told us here, I think you are correct.
    Tried to sort it out with bulb but they insisted that they can charge different rates.  Ofgem website says check regional rates with your supplier so seems no way out.
  • molerat
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    edited 6 October 2022 at 9:18AM
    What is your daily standing charge ?
    Around 45p or 52p ?
    The answer to that should make it clearer.
  • pammy14
    pammy14 Posts: 177 Forumite
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    molerat said:
    What is your daily standing charge ?
    Around 45p or 52p ?
    The answer to that should make it clearer.
    45.86 for electricity 
  • molerat
    molerat Posts: 35,675 Forumite
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    pammy14 said:
    molerat said:
    What is your daily standing charge ?
    Around 45p or 52p ?
    The answer to that should make it clearer.
    45.86 for electricity 
    Which is the East Midlands SC for E7 DD, single rate is 45.76p.  It actually confuses things even more !
    You could try again with CS and see if you get someone with a bit of sense, unlikley, or go to a formal complaint which is usually looked at by someone with a bit more knowledge.

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