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Hi all

Scottish power say they need to inspect my meter which is fine with me, only after 5 pm or any weekend which I have told them. They say it has to be a "morning slot at 9-12" or "a afternoon between 12-5" and no weekends. This is not acceptable with me as I would have to take a day off work.

Anyone know where I stand with this situation?

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I don't think you are being unreasonable as you are not saying they cannot visit.

 

I have seen this.

 

http://www.scottishpower.co.uk/pdf/visiting_your_premise.pdf

 

Specifically section 3.3

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