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8th June 2007, 10:16
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| | Site Team The Consumer Action Group | British Gas - as usual. Hi all,
I have a very long standing argument with BG about a gas bill.
About 18 months ago I changed supplier as BG service was exactly as we've all come to expect.
They phoned me to try and talk me out of it, and at the same time told me my account was 'considerably in credit', I asked how much, and she said she couldn't tell me until they took a reading.
They never did take a reading as my house caught fire and I wasn't there for the next 7 months.
They did, however, send me a bill for £440. I wrote back asking them to clarify that this was the case, as a bill for £440 doesn't sound like 'considerably in credit' to me.
They ignored that, of course. So I waited (or ignored). No reply until they passed it to a DCA (despite a S.10 notice being included with my request for further information).
I wrote to them, and asked for a copy of the orig. agreement and proof that I actually owed this much money, as it seemed excessive since I was paying a set amount each month by DD, it seems unlikely that they would have miscalculated by this much.
Anyway, after sending another letter asking the same to the DCA and BG (as they ignored that one too), I finally get a 1 side of A4 claiming that from 6/4/2005 to 8/4/2005 I had used xxx units amounting to £440. That was it, nothing else.
I then got a letter (some weeks later) from the DCA claiming that now I had been given 'proof' of the debt, can I now pay up?
As I hadn't received anything of the sort, or even the orig. agreement which they said they would send, I left it - there is no way on earth any judge is going to believe that I have used that much gas in 2 days!
Now I have a letter from them DEMANDING payment, and claiming that they have incurred an extra 100 quids worth of legal fees!
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14th June 2007, 15:47
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| | Site Team The Consumer Action Group | Re: British Gas - as usual. I was going to Subject Access Request them, but haven't got round to it yet. |
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15th June 2007, 16:37
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| | Gold Account Customer | Re: British Gas - as usual. Quote:
Originally Posted by IIIUMINATI A S.A.R - (Subject Access Request) request will not apply as they do not come under the consumer credit act (confirmation required) | It was probably just a Friday thing, but an Subject Access Request comes under the Data Protection Act - nothing to do with credit.  |
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15th June 2007, 17:10
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| | Site Team The Consumer Action Group | Re: British Gas - as usual. I think he meant CCRs - but I want all the info they have on me, so that I can prepare for going to court - which is what they keep threatening - bring it on! |
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4th August 2007, 13:24
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: British Gas - as usual. Dave,
(or anyone with some know how regards disputes over Gas).
I have a very serious issue I plan to take up with British Gas.
A matter of gross negligence on their behalf (which I have proof of), and would appreciate some opinions ?
Please take a look at the thread I have just started. Photoman V's British Gas
Thanks
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