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Renting accommodation

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  • 19-08-2009 8:44pm
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    mac09
    Registered Users Posts: 209 ✭✭


    hi guys

    just inb the process of looking for a new place. someone was mentioning to me that i should check with the esb and bord gais before signing for these to check that there are no outstanding charges.

    is this just a matter of ringing them up and asking them is there any outstanding charges on the relevant account number?

    cheers


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    Buffy the bitch
    Closed Accounts Posts: 169 ✭✭Buffy the bitch


    mac09 wrote: »
    hi guys

    just inb the process of looking for a new place. someone was mentioning to me that i should check with the esb and bord gais before signing for these to check that there are no outstanding charges.

    is this just a matter of ringing them up and asking them is there any outstanding charges on the relevant account number?

    cheers


    Yeah once you have the account number tell them your thinking of moving in and make sure the bill is cleared.


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    AmcD
    Registered Users Posts: 246 ✭✭AmcD


    Any outstanding bills are nothing to do with you, if you are the new tenant. Ring up Bord Gais and ESB with meter readings for both. You will only be responsible for bills once they have your name and meter reading from when you moved in.


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