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BedlingtonLass

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  1. Thanks, if what you`re saying is correct, it means i had an engineer at my home underfalse pretences of reading my meter..but it turns out he actually added debt to it then changed the weekly payment amount to £10..I knew at the time he was taking a long time just reading my meter, i knew he was up to no good.

    Solicitors next then.

    Very odd, i am sure they have to tell you if they are upping ya payments, good luck i hope you can sort this out soon

  2. Can someone explain something :D

    When you have a pre-payment meter in, is it read like a normal meter? If so, why is it read?

    Also, if you are paying debt off a pre-payment meter, say at £3 a week, can the electricity supplier change that weekly payment to £10 a week without notice?

    Also, does the above need an engineer to visit your home or can it be done remotely?

    Hi i think i can help this is how i believe these work, im not in prepay or debt recovery so please dont quote me for 100% accuracy -

    Prepayment meters are read to enable providers to send out a statement to the customer this should not happen very often.

    Debts cant be changed unless customer is notified.

    Engineers must visit as this can not be controlled any other way

    Prepayment meters also have standing charges on them so therefore work out slightly higher priced

    Hope this has helped you.

  3. I went to the one in town yesterday, it was like a jumble sale. No nice clothes, just out of season rubbish they had bought in for the sale. Very disappointing!

    I think most of the decent sale items will be long gone by now, i got some really good stuff but my sister went yesterday and got one decent thing, people will queue from 3am in the morning for all the decent stuff, but i do agree that next bring in rubbish too

  4. As reported in The Journal, Wansbeck Council have sold the Golf Club for £500,000

    As quoted by Bedlington councillor Brian Richmond, "We will now be pressing the Northumberland unitary authority to reinvest the sale proceeds in this area."

    By `area`, does councillor Richmond mean Bedlington? or Newbiggin/Ashington?

    So...does this mean that Bedlington is finally going to get some much needed facilities? or is it just wishfull thinking on my part? :mellow:

    I personally think as usual Bedlington will get nothing at all

  5. If you hadn't asked the question rumours of a road death in Bedlington Station wouldn't have spread like wildfire.

    I'm disappointed. :angry:

    Rumours were already speading, i was asking anyone if they knew any truth in the matter.

    Bedlington is a small place and usually people know whats going on, this is a forum to discuss things happening or that are meant to be happening around the town is it not?

  6. So poor old Norman and Hettie are sat in their bungalow, unable to turn their heating on due to spiralling costs, whilst the employees of Npower receive expensive electronic gadgets like it's going out of fashion.

    I hope Denis Murpy gets wind of this. :angry:

    It is seen as a bonus to the staff members and there are only certain circumstances where gas and or electric can be switched off, i work for them but doesnt mean i believe in everything that they do

  7. Who went to the next sales at 5am this morning?

    I was there at 4:30 and the queues were crazy(@ silverlink), lots of bargains to be had so the half hour wait in the cold was worth while.

    Not satisfied by the many bargains to be had at one of there stores, i went later to on to another :D

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