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Increase of electricity bills
My electricity bill was increased by £25 this month. The only difference is I have bought a new fridge/freezer with low consumption, new kettle and use of plug in door bell. Am puzzled these could not have increased my consumption by that much. Am paying £90 a month average 3 bed and two of us.
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£90 pcm is probably too low. What is your annual electricity consumption in kWh? That will be stated on your energy bills.cherry76 said:My electricity bill was increased by £25 this month. The only difference is I have bought a new fridge/freezer with low consumption, new kettle and use of plug in door bell. Am puzzled these could not have increased my consumption by that much. Am paying £90 a month average 3 bed and two of us.0 -
How much extra kWh did you use this month compared to last month, as shown on bill?cherry76 said:My electricity bill was increased by £25 this month. The only difference is I have bought a new fridge/freezer with low consumption, new kettle and use of plug in door bell. Am puzzled these could not have increased my consumption by that much. Am paying £90 a month average 3 bed and two of us.
Was previous bill a estimate or from your reading?Life in the slow lane0 -
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Found it, I misread the meter, it was gone up by £25 the bill. Thanks0
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Was the reading at the end of the previous quarter an estimate?0
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