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efeedi · 26-03-2008, 18:24

Hi, I'm seeking desperately for advice. I live in a one bedroom flat. I'm on Scottish Gas and I have it on every day from 6am till 9.30am and from 6pm till 11pm but not regularly (sometimes I change the timer). Over the Xmas holidays I was away for 3 weeks so I had the central heating on for an average of 3 hours a day on the lowest, as agreed with the letting agent and landlord.
The first bill I received was of less than 6 pounds for a 2 month period, (Sept -Nov)
After a few wrong bills, the first one of more than 500 pounds, the second one of more than 300 pounds I've received a third bill with a right meter reading of 250 pounds for 6 months, from September till March (billing me from the beginning of my tenancy and credited for what I already payed). I've asked a few people and they still find it high.
Should I rely the bill, should I rely people's commentaries???
Need help before calling Scottish Gas again or going to the bank and pay the bill...

Thanks.

26-03-2008, 18:24	#5
efeedi Inactive Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 1	Re: Scottish Gas Hi, I'm seeking desperately for advice. I live in a one bedroom flat. I'm on Scottish Gas and I have it on every day from 6am till 9.30am and from 6pm till 11pm but not regularly (sometimes I change the timer). Over the Xmas holidays I was away for 3 weeks so I had the central heating on for an average of 3 hours a day on the lowest, as agreed with the letting agent and landlord. The first bill I received was of less than 6 pounds for a 2 month period, (Sept -Nov) After a few wrong bills, the first one of more than 500 pounds, the second one of more than 300 pounds I've received a third bill with a right meter reading of 250 pounds for 6 months, from September till March (billing me from the beginning of my tenancy and credited for what I already payed). I've asked a few people and they still find it high. Should I rely the bill, should I rely people's commentaries??? Need help before calling Scottish Gas again or going to the bank and pay the bill... Thanks.