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nicdavies75
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Posted - 25 October 2009 :  08:13:22  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi, a few months ago we had a pre payment meter fitted as we couldn't afford the £308 bill, and since then we have been paying an extra £6 a week for gas to clear this. I went bankrupt in August, and the other day i found out the gas had run out, so i put in £6. To my amazement the meter went up to £61.49. Had to phone British gas - they didn't know why it happened, and are sending someone to change the meter, as they thought it was faulty. Now yesterday i received a letter from them saying the OR had contacted them about my BR and they had cleared the debt.
Last time i checked the meter,we owed £121, but the letter says £180 was cleared, so now it should last quite a while!!
Didn't know they were going to do this, as it weren't down on my statement of affairs, and £6 a week extra is not much to pay!
Just thought i'd say this, incase anyone else is paying back a bill by pre-payment meter.

debtinfo
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Posted - 25 October 2009 :  08:18:35  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
yep, a good example to put all your debts down, people often forget about utilities as it just part of their normal payment cycle

Edited by - debtinfo on 25 October 2009 08:19:38
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Richard P
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Posted - 25 October 2009 :  12:35:15  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
well done nic

good result one up to the honesty brigade

Now you ahve gas and credit all round yours for sunday lunch !

regards Richard
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