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ssj_kakarot

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Registered: 29th Apr 03
Location: hartlepool
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7th Nov 06 at 10:15

Just wondered as my mam is paying over £90 a month and theres only 5 of us in the house, i feel she is being ripped off somewere lol.

JadeM

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Registered: 9th Feb 06
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7th Nov 06 at 10:23

Our last two Electricity accounts have been nearly £400 for 3 months

We have Gas central heating and a Gas cooker

There are 4 of us in the house, my mum is going mental cos me and my brother have our PC's, T.V's, Games Consules and lights on 24/7 they're never switched off

Ally

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Registered: 2nd Jul 03
Location: Pontypool Drives: a Skoda
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7th Nov 06 at 10:46

£25 - 30, 3 bed terraced for me and richie

[Edited on 07-11-2006 by Ally]

Russ 200sx

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Registered: 29th Dec 05
Location: Bagillt - Flintshire
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7th Nov 06 at 18:38

We pay £30 - £35 per month for a 15yr old 2 bed semi with 2 conservatories. We are with N power, and if you get your gas and electric with them, you get a £60 discount per year

richardworrall

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Registered: 20th Sep 05
Location: Derby
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7th Nov 06 at 20:46

£20 per month so far, on electric only, no gas in the house.

mav

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Registered: 19th Jun 01
Location: Scotland
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7th Nov 06 at 21:07

3 bed house, all electric no gas...£65 PM...

liveseytowers

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Registered: 18th Apr 05
Location: Blackburn
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7th Nov 06 at 22:05

3 Bed Terrace, I pay £30 Electric and £30 gas. PC is on 24/7 and big TV and consoles on etc

Jodi_the_g

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Registered: 7th Aug 01
Location: Washington D.C
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7th Nov 06 at 23:04

You can't compaire it like that how much units do you use and how much are you paying a unit.

You could have a tumble dryer or something on 24/7

Jodi_the_g

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Registered: 7th Aug 01
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7th Nov 06 at 23:07

I pay 10.6974p a unit up to 900Kwh then 8.5302p but have no standing charge each month.

Fee

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Registered: 16th Nov 05
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8th Nov 06 at 09:08

I think I'm being ripped off here!
I pay £75 a month
Me and Adam, although he's away half the time.
2 bed flat
We only have electric
We only have heating on for about 3 months of the year

Ally

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Registered: 2nd Jul 03
Location: Pontypool Drives: a Skoda
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8th Nov 06 at 09:23

Wow fee yea, that sounds way too high

Have u thought about calling them and comparing their 'predicted' meter reading, to the one in the flat? Might find its considerably differenT

Fee

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Registered: 16th Nov 05
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8th Nov 06 at 09:34

I keep meaning to do that...because it is always done on estimates....
but I just keep forgetting.

Maybe I should

Andrew

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Registered: 5th May 04
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8th Nov 06 at 09:44

£35 - £40. I tend to leave lights on and the PC is on 24/7. Plus. dry my washing in the umble dryer too most of the time.

I could get it down if i wanted to!

Jules S

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Registered: 24th Dec 03
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8th Nov 06 at 12:57

quote:
Originally posted by Fee
I think I'm being ripped off here!
I pay £75 a month
Me and Adam, although he's away half the time.
2 bed flat
We only have electric
We only have heating on for about 3 months of the year

I live on my own in a two bed all elec flat.....I pay £60 a month after a 12 month reading period.

So I wouldn't say £75 was a million miles off

Aaron

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Registered: 9th Aug 04
Location: Cottingham, East Riding
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8th Nov 06 at 16:00

£35 per month on direct debit...my entire flat runs off Elec

--Dave--

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Registered: 17th Feb 04
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8th Nov 06 at 16:41

£50 a month.

drunkenfool

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Registered: 7th Feb 03
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8th Nov 06 at 20:02

Havent had my bill yet but i know it will be quite a lot, we got no central heating just night storage and convection, plus i got two pumps, uv lights and outdoor lights on at night for the pond, and my pc is on 24/7. I always remember to turn off everything else though that doesnt need to be used

p4uls corsa

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Registered: 2nd May 05
Location: BRADFORD
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12th Nov 06 at 13:47

3 bed house all electric 6 of us always things on as partner home most of the day with kids we pay 40 a month

tom_simes

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Registered: 12th Jan 05
Location: Undy, Newport Drives: Skoda Octavia vRS estate
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12th Nov 06 at 14:32

quote:
Originally posted by Fee
I think I'm being ripped off here!
I pay £75 a month
Me and Adam, although he's away half the time.
2 bed flat
We only have electric
We only have heating on for about 3 months of the year

Fee, ring them up, our first payment in our house here at Uni was supposed to be £50.
When we checked the reading they had estimated double the amount we had used, so the bill dropped to £25 for the month.

Dan B

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Registered: 25th Feb 01
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17th Nov 06 at 22:42

Mine's about £125 a quarter, for just me...

Computer never gets turned off, ever, electric shower, electric oven, etc

WATSON

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Registered: 16th Jun 05
Location: Fife, Scotland
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18th Nov 06 at 02:00

Around £20 a month