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Confusion over payments to help fuel bills
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Some electricity suppliers were automatically pushing the £66 into your bank account a few days after the DD was taken. Some were just taking £66 less out and adding extra credit into your energy account.why-wait said:
I pay my gas and electric by monthly DD, one for Eon and one for British Gas, both separate from each other. I don't quite understand what you mean about the payment. Did you mean that it's paid straight into your bank account ?molerat said:How do you pay your bill ? That will decide how you receive the payment. In my case I pay by monthly DD so that is reduced by £67 and the payment is applied to my account in its palce leaving me free to pay that amount to my gas supplier if I wished.
Either way - if you are a fixed monthly DD payer, you should have £66 more in your bank account than you normally would, which you can spend on gas if you like.0 -
Exactly that. UW gave me a discount, BG gave a friend the £66 into their bank.[Deleted User] said:
Some electricity suppliers were automatically pushing the £66 into your bank account a few days after the DD was taken. Some were just taking £66 less out and adding extra credit into your energy account.why-wait said:
I pay my gas and electric by monthly DD, one for Eon and one for British Gas, both separate from each other. I don't quite understand what you mean about the payment. Did you mean that it's paid straight into your bank account ?molerat said:How do you pay your bill ? That will decide how you receive the payment. In my case I pay by monthly DD so that is reduced by £67 and the payment is applied to my account in its palce leaving me free to pay that amount to my gas supplier if I wished.
Either way - if you are a fixed monthly DD payer, you should have £66 more in your bank account than you normally would, which you can spend on gas if you like.Now a gainfully employed bassist again - WooHoo!1 -
How much is your monthly DD to Eon normally ? What have you paid for the last 2 payments ? What does your on line account show for payments ? Eon Next reduce the monthly DD so you should have that extra in your bank.
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