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EON Next - Backbilling after Requesting Credit?!
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... in the end though as QrisB stated in the first reply, if the billing is accurate, they are entitled to use any accumulated credit to cover the previously un-billed amount and this will not trigger the back-billing regulations.
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If you moved house there are really two accounts, or sub accounts. One for the old house running up to and including the moving out reading that you hopefully gave them. I guess that reading triggered the re-billing.
The other for the new property starting from the opening reading you provided.0
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