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A really boring question about electricity Post #1 Registered User
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I am moving into a flat that has a PAYG electricity meter. As I am a good boy and pay my bills on time, what chance would I have if I called my electric company and asked them to put in a regular meter?
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renting or buying?
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Renting.
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you have to get permission from your landlord first
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Yeah I spoke to the agents about it and they were fine with it, presumably the same would go for the landlord. tbf, why should the landlord care either way as long as it doesn't mess up the flat?
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Because iirc the contract for supply is with the landlord not the tennant.
So his permission would be needed, long as he is ok i shouldnt forsee a problem but then again i dont work for an electricity company!
A really boring question about electricity Post #7 Joe Blow
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better for the landlord because you cant run up a huge bill and then p!$$ off without paying I suppose.
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Originally posted by Powlay:
All the contracts I've had when renting has said the tenant is responsible for all bills; electric, water, tv license etc.
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Originally posted by Becks:
All the contracts I've had when renting has said the tenant is responsible for all bills; electric, water, tv license etc. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Ah right, wasnt when i was renting
That was many moons ago mind.
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You'll have to go through a credit check dude, won't be an issue though apart from that.
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