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Maybe_Memories · 2012-11-28 20:03:13

Got a bill yesterday addressed to our land lord (obviously we have to pay it) and we're a bit confused. In the middle there's a section called Domestic Standard Rate (1 Oct 12 to 26 Oct 12). This works out at €6.91. Then something underneath saying Credit Finance Included: None Please Pay By: No Amount Due Total: €135.05CR…

28-11-2012 09:03PM

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Maybe_Memories

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Got a bill yesterday addressed to our land lord (obviously we have to pay it) and we're a bit confused.

In the middle there's a section called Domestic Standard Rate (1 Oct 12 to 26 Oct 12). This works out at €6.91.

Then something underneath saying
Credit Finance Included: None
Please Pay By: No Amount Due
Total: €135.05CR

There's also no due date on the bill.

So do we have to pay €6.91, or €135.05?

Thanks

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#2 28-11-2012 09:13PM

slimjimmc

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You're being charged €6.91 but as your account is €135.05 in credit (that's why CR is at the end) they'll automatically deduct the €6.91 from that. They're not asking you for more money.

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