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get them to fit a check meter along side your existing meter, i also had huge bills and it went on for ages and i got the same old s**t every time i called to complain.
It turned out that my meter is running almost 5 times too fast, it is a digital meter too which i was told dont go wrong. I am now on quest to claim back lots of money, good luck.
Read your meters at the same time every day for a few days. How many kwh do you per day, on average?
The washing machine is the "greediest" item using around 2.7 units per wash on 90 degrees. We have a seperate fridge and freezer, a wallwart for the cordless telephone, The TV, freeview box, video, computer equipment etc are all switched off at the socket when not in use.
We have a burglar alarm, also a CCTV system, with 2 cameras, a time lapse VCR, PIR light and a 7 watt patio bulkhead light that goes on all night, this security system consumes 1.2 units a day
Thanks
Go to the EDF website or look at your statement
So sorry, I clicked the wrong emote.
Check out the EDF website and look at the products section. More info, or something similar will open a page with a link to a pdf file with prices.
i have been with n power ( ripped off )
i have been with southern electric ( ripped off )
and finaly i have been with scottish power for a couple of years and have slowly made their way to " ripping me off " .
i pay monthly £80 for electric and £40 for gas but as usual they want
more i only have a gas fire and cooker but they want £58 for gas even though i am in credit . i live in a two bed semi with husband and one twelve year old the house is fully double glazed i have had loft & cavity wall insulation done a couple of years ago and has not made any difference to my bills.so now i have found a small company called EBICO they will be saving me around £280 a year. so i have my fingers crossed that this will be a better move.
No doubt the money that i save will go to towards my rising water bill, council tax, prescription charges etc ,ect, ect
oh is'nt it great to be british