Just wondeirng when you move home, how do you go about finding out who 
supplies electricity ? and gas ?

Thanks

"Peter smith"  wrote in message 
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> Just wondeirng when you move home, how do you go about finding out who 
> supplies electricity ? and gas ?
>
> Thanks


If the last tennant paid the final bills, they will let the "new occupier" 
know by letter.

On 12 Oct, 11:28, Peter smith 
wrote:
> Just wondeirng when you move home, how do you go about finding out who
> supplies electricity ? and gas ?
>
> Thanks

I usually ask about the supplier before I move in.

Martin  <><

Niteawk wrote:
> 
> "Peter smith"  wrote in message 
> news:hav0c4$f4r$1@aioe.org...
>> Just wondeirng when you move home, how do you go about finding out who 
>> supplies electricity ? and gas ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> 
> If the last tennant paid the final bills, they will let the "new 
> occupier" know by letter.

Aparantly the last tenant had to leave sharply with no explanation, well 
that I have been given.

"Peter smith"  wrote in message 
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> Niteawk wrote:
>>
>> "Peter smith"  wrote in message 
>> news:hav0c4$f4r$1@aioe.org...
>>> Just wondeirng when you move home, how do you go about finding out who 
>>> supplies electricity ? and gas ?
>>>
>>
>> If the last tennant paid the final bills, they will let the "new 
>> occupier" know by letter.
>
> Aparantly the last tenant had to leave sharply with no explanation, well 
> that I have been given.


A quick Google search using "how do i find out who supplies my gas and 
electricity" found several links with the appropriate information, one of 
them is below.

 http://www.mypropertyguide.co.uk/articles/display/10041/who-supplies-my-gas-and-electric.htm

> Aparantly the last tenant had to leave sharply with no explanation, well 
> that I have been given.

Get photos asap of the current readings with a copy of that days' 
newspaper - it'll put some context into any argument about how much 
they'll claim you owe when they can't find the previous tenant...

Then contact the local REC (electrickery) and ask for the number for 
their MPAS service - then do the same with Transco asking for the 
number for their MPRN service.

Another quick call to each should sort it all out for you :-)

On 12 Oct, 23:16, Colin Wilson
 wrote:
> > Aparantly the last tenant had to leave sharply with no explanation, well
> > that I have been given.
>
> Get photos asap of the current readings with a copy of that days'
> newspaper - it'll put some context into any argument about how much
> they'll claim you owe when they can't find the previous tenant...
>
> Then contact the local REC (electrickery) and ask for the number for
> their MPAS service - then do the same with Transco asking for the
> number for their MPRN service.
>
> Another quick call to each should sort it all out for you :-)

Just be careful the supplier doesn't demand you pay for a time period
before you start living there.
Npower had the cheek to try that with me, even getting as far as debt
collection before they backed down. I moved in during March, they
claimed I owed from January.

Martin  <><