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Reclaim the Right Ltd. - reg.05783665 in the UK
reg. office:- 923 Finchley Road
London
NW11 7PE
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16th April 2007, 15:11
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| | Basic Account Customer | scottish power alleged debt Hi im posting this as my daughter is needing help,she recently moved house and pays for gas and electric via a card meter,PRE PAYMENT,however scottish power sent her a bill for £160,when she enquired how as she pre paid via a meter,she gets no help just that the debt stands,anyway we reported it to consumer watchdog and are waiting to hear from them.
In the meantime she received a letter threatening court action from commercial credit services,they have added a 15% late payment fee charge to compensate the client,they say she has chosen to ignore previous reminders which is rubbish,they say they will issue a claim on 27th of this month.
Any help please my daughter is only 18 and doesnt want to start her adult life with a bad credit rating,kind regards col x  |
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16th April 2007, 21:19
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: scottish power alleged debt Hello col123,i`m no expert but looks like you need to contact the consumer watchdog again and also does your daughter get bills sent to her with the consumption on it ie the meter readings,that would prove what she has used,i dont have a prepayment meter myself so like you state if you dont keep it topped up then it doesnt work
So as you also say cant use without paying for it first,so dont see how your Daughter can be billed any extra is she being back charged by any chance? due to prices in energy going up
The only thing is the previous teneant should have had a final meter reading and then your daughter started paying from when she moved in and also the change over of the person being billed.
hope this helps regards S |
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16th April 2007, 21:36
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: scottish power alleged debt Hi S
Thanks for your reply,  I have just finished writing a letter to the DCA basically telling them to back off until the dispute is settled,scottish power know there is a dispute and i think this is the second DCA to handle it,it just bugs me that they think they can pile on extra charges on a debt that we know doesnt exist,ITS A PRE PAYMENT meter,so any thing that WAS used was pre paid for,but try telling them that,im just furious,  shes only a kid and the letter they sent terrified her it looked like a legal document but it was just a threat,anyway moan over lol,ive also put in my letter to them that their methods are not up to OFT regulations,so ill keep you posted of any reply i get,Thanks very much again,kind regards col x |
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16th April 2007, 23:13
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: scottish power alleged debt Hello col123, thats right my friend you tell em,its great that your daughter has a supporting father  some kids dont have unfortunately,i think i would do the same in your position as i`ve a daughter too
Regards S |
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8th July 2008, 04:55
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I am in: Wiltshire
Posts: 1,474
| Re: scottish power alleged debt To be fair to British Gas they have had horrendous problems with their billing systems (as reported in many newspapers over the last year or so). They are suing the suppliers for several hundred million pounds.
Which of course is their problem, not yours. |
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