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British Gas revised bill
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Has anyone else received a revised bill from British Gas? My last bill from them was dated 6th December and I usually get them quarterly.
I logged on in March expecting my bill and saw there was no bill available, but I had gone from £56 in credit to £3,612 in credit. I asked them for a bill and they came up with various excuses about 'system glitches' but finally got one on 14th of May. All of the credit has gone and I am now £391.22 in debt. The statement has revised all of the billing periods since December 2022 to date, with £4,290 of charges for the period.
I have no way of checking this as the as the bills visible to me do not go back that far. No reason for this revision has been given.
I logged on in March expecting my bill and saw there was no bill available, but I had gone from £56 in credit to £3,612 in credit. I asked them for a bill and they came up with various excuses about 'system glitches' but finally got one on 14th of May. All of the credit has gone and I am now £391.22 in debt. The statement has revised all of the billing periods since December 2022 to date, with £4,290 of charges for the period.
I have no way of checking this as the as the bills visible to me do not go back that far. No reason for this revision has been given.
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pippy1971 said:Has anyone else received a revised bill from British Gas?pippy1971 said:
I logged on in March expecting my bill and saw there was no bill available, but I had gone from £56 in credit to £3,612 in credit. I asked them for a bill and they came up with various excuses about 'system glitches' but finally got one on 14th of May. All of the credit has gone and I am now £391.22 in debt. The statement has revised all of the billing periods since December 2022 to date, with £4,290 of charges for the period.
What do you think it should be?0 -
I was expecting it be lower as during this time I have changed to an electric vehicle tariff that means any electricity I use overnight, not just for charging my car, is at a much reduced rate. So all of our washing, drying, dishwashing, charging mobiles, our cars etc has been done during those hours and was previously done at a standard, much higher flat rate. I also made a complaint about British Gas regarding my gas usage where it was upheld by the ombudsman that I had been overcharged. This was during a time where I had reported a faulty meter and British Gas had estimated how much gas I used in the period it was faulty for. So, I am using much less gas than they had been estimating but have not reduced my DD.
Also, I don't think having a new system makes it necessary to re-state energy costs from December 2022.0 -
pippy1971 said:
Also, I don't think having a new system makes it necessary to re-state energy costs from December 2022.
Difficult to prove it's wrong or challenge it if you've not kept any old readings or bills though.0
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