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2nd May 2007, 17:15
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| | Basic Account Customer | Faulty time switch on meter Am on economy seven and it appears that the day rate switch is and has been faulty for some time- so have only been charged on night rate. I have not realised but they now want to repair/replace it.
My concern is it appears that it has been like this for a number of years and only just come to light.
Can the electricity supplier - Pursue me for the outstanding amount and
- How would they arrive at an appropriate consumption figure
- Can this be challenged
- If i wanted to change suppliers would i be tied into the current supplier untill the outstanding amount is paid off in full
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3rd May 2007, 03:08
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Faulty time switch on meter i beleive there is a rule somewhere that states that the maximum time over which they can backdate for whatever reason, inc claims for faulty eq is - 2yrs.
as it is their fault or more correctly the franchised out meter readers? i dont think you have too much to worry about
i would initially phone them.
then if things get sticky refer over to only written comms & contact the energy watchdog org.
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