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Assessed charge.

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I am with United Utilities with my water. I reside in a one bedroom flat. I am not allowed a water meter. Can I get a assessed charge. I live on my own. Can anyone please respond to this question please?
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Not allowed? Says who? If the water company - then yes you can have an assessed charged.1
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Welcome to the forum.
What do you mean by 'not allowed a water meter'?
It is only if a water meter cannot be fitted by the water company, will you be allowed an assessed charge. This often happens in flats as it is impractical to fit a meter.
However if the flat is rented and the landlord simply doesn't want a meter - then you will not offered an assessed charge.1 -
Putting a 'no meter change' clause in a TA may not be enforceable: the OP needs to clarify the situation.
If a meter cannot be physically fitted, then, even if the LL has 'banned' it (though why would they?), the OP should apply anyway and can then go to assessed billing.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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