well i got my gas and lekkie bills

My DD is £25 for Electric and £47 for Gas a month. Gas is about right, and electric gets me a refund. £233 seems a lot for electric!

Have you got a tumble dryer on a lot? Ours broke recently, and it's not been fixed, saving us a fortune!

its on as we speak! washers always on too cus of messy kids!

Originally Posted by Ed

Mrs and Miss Ed 'feel the cold'. The heating is on all the time. I go round the house switching it off, turning lights off, TV off standby, everything is left on. In fact I got so fed up with Sophie leaving her bedroom light on that I took the bulbs out.

you tight git

















oh yes I took the fuse out

ha ED thats funy- took the bulb out.. lol


well Ilive on my own,, mind you Ihave heating on high cos me dont like be cold.. my gas n leccy combined for last quarter is £285..

[mister c]

Haven't had my bills yet, but have been paying £55 for electric per month & a whopping £125 a month for gas. I live in a 2 up 2 down end of terrace. The only Gas appliance I have is a 4 year old combi boiler which heats the water & central heating. The heating is on for 4 hours a day. I have complained to British Gas, but they say it is normal & I can have my meter checked by an "independent adviser" for £70.
Going on the "comparison websites" it says that I am a "high" user. Something isnt right somewhere & I WILL get to the bottom of it

Originally Posted by mister c

Haven't had my bills yet, but have been paying £55 for electric per month & a whopping £125 a month for gas. I live in a 2 up 2 down end of terrace. The only Gas appliance I have is a 4 year old combi boiler which heats the water & central heating. The heating is on for 4 hours a day. I have complained to British Gas, but they say it is normal & I can have my meter checked by an "independent adviser" for £70.
Going on the "comparison websites" it says that I am a "high" user. Something isnt right somewhere & I WILL get to the bottom of it

sounds like your payin for all the block there m8 !!

Originally Posted by mister c

Haven't had my bills yet, but have been paying £55 for electric per month & a whopping £125 a month for gas. I live in a 2 up 2 down end of terrace. The only Gas appliance I have is a 4 year old combi boiler which heats the water & central heating. The heating is on for 4 hours a day. I have complained to British Gas, but they say it is normal & I can have my meter checked by an "independent adviser" for £70.
Going on the "comparison websites" it says that I am a "high" user. Something isnt right somewhere & I WILL get to the bottom of it

I had the same thing so I told BG to FO they are the worst...

I ended up with Atlantic and couldnt reccomend them enough...

5 bed detatched - gas £50 pm electric £60 pm.

Important thing to remember is that you maybe playing catch up for estimated readings prior to meter being read. Whatever you do dont let them dictate your payments - read your meters, submit figures, request new bill and work from there. So many people are paying 'up front' or are in credit but dont claw it back. They will try not to give the money back but are bound by the DD guarantee.
Imagine you had 10,000,000 customers and 2,000,000 of them are £100 in credit even at the crap interest rates it still represents a tidy income just for taking a feww quid too much each month.

nb650

[mister c]

Originally Posted by CarlosSV650S

sounds like your payin for all the block there m8 !!

That's what my mates say. When they tell me what they are paying it makes me sick.
I told British Gas what my friends were paying & I thought that there was a fault with mine, they said that they couldn't comment because every house is different

Originally Posted by 454697819

I had the same thing so I told BG to FO they are the worst...

I ended up with Atlantic and couldnt reccomend them enough...

I might start having a nosey around, then tell BG to FO myself. I want to find them to be wrong so that I can sue thier as$es for over charging me for so long.

Originally Posted by nakedblue650

5 bed detatched - gas £50 pm electric £60 pm.

Important thing to remember is that you maybe playing catch up for estimated readings prior to meter being read. Whatever you do dont let them dictate your payments - read your meters, submit figures, request new bill and work from there. So many people are paying 'up front' or are in credit but dont claw it back. They will try not to give the money back but are bound by the DD guarantee.
Imagine you had 10,000,000 customers and 2,000,000 of them are £100 in credit even at the crap interest rates it still represents a tidy income just for taking a feww quid too much each month.

nb650

I had a couple of estimated readings last year, but the last 2 or 3 have been readings that I have done myself.