That's what I thought. They're on a 60A supply and I wanted them to
get a new 100A cutout and new meter fitted, they have been in for
sometime. The 'not without a tarriff change' quote was apparently
mentioned quite a few times.

You could always ask them what would happen in the event of a fault with
the meter (its not unknown) - would they want to force a tariff change to
fix their faulty equipment ? - I think not...

If they give you gyp, www.energywatch.org.uk

In fact, you could always start by asking them what their thoughts are on
the matter, and when the call centre chimps start their "tariff change"
mantra, give `em the bad news courtesy of energywatch :-p

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