Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.
The book is easy to understand and clearly explains the rights
a bailiff has, and also what they cannot do when collecting debts and repossessing goods etc.
i am on a pre payment meter. have been for years.....i dont owe any past bill, and two people live in the house, both being out from 7.45 till 3pm each day. Yet i am putting 20.00 a week in the meter. now i have had a statement and it says that i am 178.00 in credit. i have emailed them three times now and just get ignored.....does 20.00 a week sound right to anyone????? many thanks
If you have never had a debt on the meter then there should never be a credit or a debit on your account as you pay as you go. The credit that you are seeing could be due to your meter possibly not being recalibrated, but someone with more knowledge on prepay meters should come along to answer this soon.
You need to advise us more of what type of property you live in, house, flat, how many bedrooms, is this for gas or electric? storage heaters or gas central heating?
I am in the same boat as yourself, Putting more money in than I think I am using. Have phoned Scottish Gas, who are adamant that is what I am using and am Paying back No Debt or Arrears.
I also thought that the price of Electricity had come down, yet I seem to be putting in More and they say theres nothing wrong ?
Yes you could be in credit you should at the least be getting an annual statement. Ring your supplier, give a reading if you stil show in credit complain if you don't get a refund in a reasonable amount of time.