[Trikky2]

Hi Folks,

Just completed my first power payback of the year :)
Am a bit of an extremist , I just go to my cupboard and switch all the power off to my maisonette so had a 3 hour black out this evening :)
A bit longer than the previous ones which I seem to remember only lasted an hour.

All the best.
Richard

[megancie]

Do you know how much you were rewarded for doing this?

[Trikky2]

@megancie Hi.
Not yet, from what I remember it does take a few days to go through, however mine is not usually much as it is based on how much you saved during the event when compared to your average use. As I don't use much electricity anyway what I get back is not that much. I'll update once it goes through.
All the best.
Richard

[Trikky2]

Hi there,

My meter was credited about 2.30 this morning. Just £0.03p ( so a penny an hour for having all my electric off during the event ) but I don't use that much electricity anyway :)

All the best.
Richard

[stj2006]

They have absolutely mugged us off. I got nothing. My original text said 0.36p per kw/h (rounded up). I won't be doing it again... in fact I might switch everything on to max hahahaha... I joke... seriously this is wrong during a cost of living crisis.

[Trikky2]

Originally Posted by stj2006

They have absolutely mugged us off. I got nothing. My original text said 0.36p per kw/h (rounded up). I won't be doing it again... in fact I might switch everything on to max hahahaha... I joke... seriously this is wrong during a cost of living crisis.

Hi there,

Sorry you got nothing, I did ok.
As I have said I'm a light user. If I average it out over the past year it comes to 3.1p per hour. So I saved 12.3p over the 3 hours the power payback ran and received a 3p credit to my meter. So basically a 30% payback, which I think is not bad for just a test.

All the best.
Richard.

UPDATE
Just got text that I had been credited 7p. Looked at my account and was credited 3p yesterday and 4p today.

[stj2006]

Wow I wish my electricity was so low, I use between £2.50 and £4.50 a day depends if its a wash day and/or cleaning day. Im not sure where they will get the data from as my reported figures are screwy and I was with anther company this time last year. I did read that if they don't have the data they will make something up... looks like they did... they made it up to zero. I reckon they made a mistake offering me 0.36p per kw/h as I pay less than 0.20p per kw/h off them in the first place. Im getting bored of the energy malarky since Xmas eve I'd been on chat every day to get something sorted, I thought I kept missing the agent but it turns out they were just kicking me off the chat after hours of waiting. I kept the logs to prove it!! I rang inthe end and got through but ws told I have to fill in a incoming outgoing form
Then they convinced me to top up my meter and put me further I to debt, I had the money to top up i just didn't want to be paying 20% payback fee while times are a bit tougher and colder. Once they take your emergency then anything that might have been used as friendly credit plus the payback fee.l. you can be putting £50 on to be left with £4 or so in credit. Then you transfer it from meter to meter and they still charge you another 20% bill payment fee. Over £150 in debt and I only been with them for 2 months.

[Rebecca]

@stj2006 Hey there, I have replied to your comments on the main Power Payback thread you have also been posting on here.

[Rebecca]

@stj2006 Hey there, I have replied to your comments on the main Power Payback thread you have also been posting on here.