Electric Ireland Landline Number?

househero

Im looking for the landline number for Electric Ireland customer services (or disconnections)

Im on my mobile so I dont want to call the 1850 372 372 number as its 35 cent a minute... and this is going to take a while to sort out

El Weirdo

ESB Customer Supply
Customer Service / Billing 1850372372 Call Instead – 018529534
Meter Readings 1850337777 Call Instead – do it online for free
New Connections 1850372757 Call Instead – 0214947260
ESB Switching Team 1850305090 Call Instead - 018529534

http://www.saynoto1890.com/2013/02/e/

househero

El Weirdo wrote: »

http://www.saynoto1890.com/2013/02/e/

Electric Ireland isnt in that list, unless im missing something

Thanks anyway EL

Mycroft H

Electric Ireland is the ESB. Same number.

Alf. A. Male

You can post a thread on a forum from a phone, but not find a phone number? Your house needs a better hero.

The King of Moo

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househero

Mycroft H wrote: »

Electric Ireland is the ESB. Same number.

Thanks

ScumLord

Most electrical sockets can carry data now, so plug your telephone receiver into the power socket and ask for customer support.

househero

ScumLord wrote: »

Most electrical sockets can carry data now, so plug your telephone receiver into the power socket and ask for customer support.

Do I put my finger in the plug to check it works first?

Sir Arthur Daley

househero wrote: »

Do I put my finger in the plug to check it works first?

Dip your finger in water first before placing it in socket.

ScumLord

You can use a fork as a make shift tuning fork, if you stick it in the socket it will start vibrating a dial tone sound.

househero

ScumLord wrote: »

You can use a fork as a make shift tuning fork, if you stick it in the socket it will start vibrating a dial tone sound.

HAHAHAHA

Sir Arthur Daley

ScumLord wrote: »

You can use a fork as a make shift tuning fork, if you stick it in the socket it will start vibrating a dial tone sound.

Would a metal or plastic one work best?

househero

Right now...

Ive got lekky burns all down my pants.

Who do I sue around here?



All good with ESB.
I dont have to pay the old G Shi e's electricity billy, scummy puppy leaving a €2900 bill unpaid before he left.

ScumLord

Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »

Would a metal or plastic one work best?

There's only one way to find out!

aphex™

househero wrote: »

Right now...

I dont have to pay the old G Shi e's electricity billy, scummy puppy leaving a €2900 bill unpaid before he left.

Growing cannabis with that amount of electricity!
Did he leave any plants in the place after he's gone?

Maybe you could sell them and give the funds to Electric Ireland?

kneemos

Surprisingly cheap to get disconnected,€35 about seven years ago.

househero

The bill has never been paid

Shakespeare's Sister

Companies can't bill someone for a bill in someone else's name - that's presumably serious malpractice against consumers.
You'd only be billed from the point of registering an account and for usage from the meter-reading you take to open that account.
A fee to connect supply would need to be paid all right - don't think there is anyone specifically liable for this (am open to correction though) but it just needs to be paid.

suicide_circus

1850-715-815