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posted by [identity profile] whollyrandom.livejournal.com at 08:32pm on 01/06/2010
They sent me a bill for £1300 in February, having transposed a 5 and a 6 in, naturally, the worst place possible. Once they'd recalculated, they owed me £40 but I'm sufficiently sure that they'd not have batted a single reptilian eyelid if I'd just paid that I've been keeping one of my own, human eyes closely upon them ever since.
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posted by [identity profile] bugshaw.livejournal.com at 08:55pm on 01/06/2010
Eon, meanwhile, have noticed my electricity direct debit was set too high, have recalculated and dropped it by a tenner a month, and given me a refund :-)
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posted by [identity profile] don-fitch.livejournal.com at 09:17pm on 01/06/2010
Would that be a commercial account, or am I misinterpreting that your bill was actually 1260 pounds for a month's usage?. As an ordinary residential customer in the U.S., my monthly electricity bill is on the order of $30 per month (with the gas, and water, bills being, respectively, somewhere around 4 to 5 times that much, depending on the season.

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posted by [identity profile] whollyrandom.livejournal.com at 11:04am on 02/06/2010
This was a charge for a quarter's gas usage. In a notional average quarter, I'd expect to pay in the region of £180 - winter usage is obviously higher, but the charges average out over the year.
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