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No Electricity Bill
stacyhurley
Posts: 2 Newbie
in Energy
Since we moved back into our house in October 06 after a year travelling we have not had an electricity bill. We have both our gas and electricity from British Gas and I since we had a new electricity meter fitted we've never received a bill. I have rang them countless times over this period and each time get told there has been a problem with the new meter but that it is being looked into and that I will receive a bill within a week. I have a guy come round every month to read the meter but 20 months on and still no sign of a bill.
I've missed all the capped tarrifs now with other companies as I was too scared if I moved it they would demand the money all in one. I'm hoping that if I stay with British Gas I will at least be able to negotiate a payment plan for the outstanding debt. The longer it goes on the more worried about the growing bill I get.
Has anyone ever been in this situation before or know what my rights are with regards to paying it back?
Thanks
Stacy
I've missed all the capped tarrifs now with other companies as I was too scared if I moved it they would demand the money all in one. I'm hoping that if I stay with British Gas I will at least be able to negotiate a payment plan for the outstanding debt. The longer it goes on the more worried about the growing bill I get.
Has anyone ever been in this situation before or know what my rights are with regards to paying it back?
Thanks
Stacy
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If a bill hasn't been produced(which is different to you not receiving one! e.g people can't claim it was lost in the post*) they can only bill you back for 12 months - so from June 2007 if you got a bill now.
Also they will normally give you a payment plan to pay back over 12 months.
*Was your house let while you were travelling? If so could the bill have been in the old tenant's name and forwarded to their new address? Has happened before - to me!0
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