New electric meter - how to read ( Economy 7 tarriff reader)
On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 01:52:46 +0100, dave wrote:
Good advice but beware the standing charge for "tariff that is not
E7".
With very few exceptions *all* tarrifs have a standing charge of some
sort. Either directly stated as so many pence/day or by paying a premium
for the first n units per billing period. The amount of the "standing
charge" by either method is usually the same or within a penny or so.
Cost of power between a "standing charge" and "no standing charge"
versions of the same nominal tarrif are also the same, though I have a
sneaky feeling that some do have a little variation these days. The only
way to be sure is check the details of the tarrifs with the supplier.
btw I have not received an electricity bill for the past 3 quarters
even though have written and asked for one (3)!
How are you paying? If you haven't had a bill how do you know you are a)
paying the right company b) how much to pay them and c) the amount is
correct for your useage/tarrif?
If by Direct Debit stop it with your bank, don't tell the supplier. That
will normally make them sit up an pay proper attention within a week.
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Cheers
Dave.
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