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29th July 2008, 14:33
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| | Site Team | Re: Eon - sudden huge bill What a nightmare for you wb. Have you managed to speak to Eon yet as there has clearly been a mistake here. If not I suggest that you do so asap.
For information, you can't be billed for anything from over 12 months ago anyway so don't worry too much about it. I'm sure it can be sorted without you having to find silly money.
BTW I moved your post to start your own thread on this. Let us know what Eon have to say for themselves. |
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30th October 2008, 00:17
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Eon - sudden huge bill here the defence I served on behalf of a family relative re; an electric bill of 7,000
ANY ADVICE GRATEFULLY RECEIVED particularly regarding last Para
Defence Claim No.
The Claimant is not able to
1) Rely on the accuracy of the electricity meter installed at the Defendant’s property & the readings obtained by its agent EDF to measure the Defendants electricity usage and therefore its claim for the monies as detailed in its claim.
2) Calculate interest on the disputed bill where the delay has been caused by the failures of the Claimants agent, EDF.
The Claimant failed to have the meter read from March 2005 to 26th July 2007 despite the Defendant
i) Informing the Claimant on numerous occasions in writing & by phone from as early as March 2005 that the estimated electricity bills [& usage ] were excessive relative to either her usage or her past meter readings &
ii) Making numerous appointments for the meter to be read by the Claimants agent, EDF, who did not attend the property until the 27th July 2007
The Claimant advised the Defendant on or around August 2007 after discussions regarding the bill compared to her likely electricity use based on her circumstances, that a check meter should be installed at the property .
The Claimant's agent EDF failed to attend on a number of appointments to install the check meter and as result of this & the prior delays at least 4 penalty payments were made to the Defendant.
The Claimant agent EDF finally installed a check meter on the 21st February 2008 however the procedure undertaken on the day of the check meter removal on the 28th invalidated the purpose of the check meter.
i) The EDF operative at the time of removing the check meter also removed the existing installed meter, removed the tamper proof seal & made an adjustment to the centre adjusting screw unit before reinstalling the existing meter.
ii) The EDF operative employed by the Claimant did not show the readings on the check meter or electricity meter to the Defendant.
The Claimant’s agent EDF on or around early April 2008 returned to the property to remove the installed meter [which the Defendant prevented] as it considered the meter to be faulty or at the end of its operational life.
The Defendant seeks an order* for an examination of the meter for tampering, the installation of a 2nd check meter and the use of an alternative method of calculation for her electricity usage over the relevant period.
[* as advised at Magistrates Court 15th July 2008]
Signed as True & Accurate Statement
Last edited by vietnam; 30th October 2008 at 00:19.
Reason: typo
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