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Do Octopus charge for paying on receipt of bill?
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bristolleedsfan said:
Why £3 per month DD rather than £1 ???CanNeverThinkOfAUsername said:I pay a £3 per month DD, but i make monthly card payments. I only have the DD set-up to get the cheaper rates.
Haha, so i set it at £70 and have it reduce by the £66/£67 support thing. Once the £66/£67 ends the DD will be changed to £1 again. I didn't wanna set it at £66/£67/£68 and get confused and make any errors, to thought £70 will cover myself for the deduction.
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Hi,from Octopus,
Why are tariffs sometimes cheaper if I pay by Direct Debit?
We pass savings to customers however we can, and different methods of payment are more expensive for us to manage.
Not having a Direct Debit (and instead Paying on Receipt of your Bill) costs us more in admin and managing your account. We don't think it's fair to make everyone cover that extra cost, so we sometimes have cheaper rates for those who choose to pay by Direct Debit.
Because we operate a lean and efficient business you’ll still get a great price if you choose to pay a different way.
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