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The benefit of using a water meter
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Correct, but in that case she should request assessed billing, which is always cheaper than RV billing.gary1312 said:
You may not be able to get one anyway. I live in what used to be a very big old house that's now three two-bedroomed and three one-bedroomed Housing Association flats. One of my neighbours, like myself lives alone and is out at work most of the day, so felt a meter might serve her better - she was told within minutes of calling United Utilities that it's impossible to meter individual homes in large buildings like that.Peterxxxxxx said:I live in a rented flat.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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