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Gas bill calculation EDF
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I'm sure you're correct - I've literally just gone over to whole amount. The first two payments we've had I was on fixed DD. Thanks for the head's up for next month.Jyana said:
I thought EDF were not refunding the amounts to customers banks for Direct Debt Whole Amount, just crediting your account on the first week of the month instead. Effectively taking that amount away from your bill when they collect your variable DD later in that month?funny.money said:
Yes maybe..... I do agree about the 6 month billing, I've just switched to full amount monthly, luckily we're able to do that and it's made me feel much better, knowing where we are with what we're using. I know others are really good at working out their own figures, not me so much!victor2 said:
Maybe it depends on how you pay. EDF do have a poor billing system, not helped by the fact that they only bill every six months for people on fixed DD payments. The OP has had their account credited by two amounts of £66. Maybe they’ve also had their DD reduced by £66 or £67.funny.money said:Am I right in thinking that the government payment has been deducted from the OP's bill? If so, why do EDF refund ours into our bank.
Seems strange that they're doing two different things? But I may have read it wrong. As others have said, they're not easy to understand!The important things in life are not things ........1 -
Have reported it also, so that the forum team may be able to look at it if the OP doesn't.Phones4Chris said:@Sharongroves1408 You need to edit your opening post - replace the bill copy with one that has you account number and MPAN blanked out. @victor2 I don't know if you can help, I tried to report the post to ask mods if they could do it, but the "!" doesn't pop up a box to add comment.
Edit: I tried the "i" button again and this time it worked.
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I see in your post you say there is a calculation converting meter cube to kWh, that tells me you have used gas. You may not know as I didn't, if you don't use any heating or hot water for washing up or shower you wouldn't expect to use any gas, simple. Unless you have a boiler like I have with pre-heat that fires the boiler up energy 90 minutes, thats a cost I calculate at £24 per month I can't switch off, some can.0
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I see it as paying 3 to 4 times less in the summer which I can spend on a holiday and my annual car service/repairs/VED which all fall due in June/July. Glass half full or half empty are just two ways of seeing the same thing.macman said:The only problem with variable DD is that you could be paying 3 to 4 times more in the winter months, because it's not averaged out over the whole year.0
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