I have a couple of hundred pounds owing to British Gas which I have been late paying and now I have received a threatening letter headed "British Gas" and "Richburns Ltd", addressed to the The Occupiers or Occupiers. The letter says, Removed indentifying info ] They intend to visit the house this week and are threatening to apply for a Warrant of Entry if I do not comply. This is causing me a lot of worry as I already suffer from anxiety and am diagnosed with two chronic conditions. I have been paying the gas bills but on the last two quarterly bills I paid £100 less than the amount asked as I had to prioritise my debts. The problem is I don't have a tenancy and I don't own the house. I don't want to give my details as I have agreed to leave the house on very short notice due to a domestic situation and don't want to risk bills being racked up in my name (which unfortunately has happened to me in the past). My Questions are; 1. Am I obliged to register my details with the utility company because I still pay the bills, even if not always on time? 2. Can they legally break into the house and fit a prepayment meter, which I don't want, as I have young toddler and I will struggle to get out and buy prepayment cards? 3. How should I deal with Richburns, as I have hardly slept for worrying, since receiving the letter from them? please ask me any questions and I will be as honest as I can.

Hi Had a few letters from N Power concerning my bill, was annoyed with n power so withheld payment for sometime, had a letter stating that i was being charged £10.50 for a Third Party Telephony Charge, no one called. Then i get a letter stating i was having a home visit to discuss payment and an additional charge of £23.50 so i decided to pay the original bill. Which went through the account I paid in full but left the outstanding balance of the charges. What right do they have to collect these charges? Would they ever go to court or obtain a warrant to fit a PAYG on the basis of £30 outstanding?