Hi...still not resolved then
I would write to Wescott advising still in dispute & to refer it to the organ grinder
Npower Bill 2 years later
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des8 slainte caragh I've sent Npower a SAR today, but what do I do about Westcott, do we ignore them or send them a letter advising this is still in dispute & to contact Npower?
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Received a letter from Westcott I've put it back in the post saying Return to Sender, Supplier knows the situation.
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Originally posted by Phaeton View Postslainte caragh Sorry they are not saying my son did the bypassing, they are saying the previous tenant did the bypassing & my son only benefited from it unknowingly.
The meter ultimately belongs to the supplier and it is their responsibilty to ensure it is safe and fit for purpose, if your son unwittingly benefitted from a bypassed meter, I would be demanding to know why this wasn't discovered sooner!
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slainte caragh Sorry they are not saying my son did the bypassing, they are saying the previous tenant did the bypassing & my son only benefited from it unknowingly.
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I would be tempted to send in a "prove it" letter. Say, the onus is on the company to prove that the meter was tampered with by him and what proof do you have? Say you dispute that the usage is your son's and that you cannot be held responsible for lack of maintainence/training of their engineers so therefore you dispute totally that your son is responsible and there will be no payment until unrefutable evidence of your son's wrongdoing is forthcoming.
I would also be enquiring as to why there were no criminal proceedings against your son if they have evidence that he has tampered with the meter, as it is a criminal offence and carries a custodial sentence. (which I always think sounds like they stand you in custard but that's by the by!)
If they can't provide the explanations than they have no proof the debt is his!
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slainte caragh Attached are copies of letters I sent & the one received, it addresses none of my concerns & by the looks of it is just a standard auto-letter. Npower_2018-01-09a.pdf Npower_2018-01-13a.pdf what would be your suggestion now, continue or wait & see, he maybe returning to the UK in June & could do with not having this as a welcome home.
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Re: Npower Bill 2 years later
Originally posted by Kati View Postalways worth a SAR in my opinion ... although I'm not sure how much info they'll hold on you
Written records - to hand up to 18 months, however all records are kept for 6 years before destroyed ( i.e if i was looking during a call I could go back 18 months before having to send for archived notes, all notes (including archived) are kept 6 years)
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Re: Npower Bill 2 years later
Is it worth sending them a SAR?
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Re: Npower Bill 2 years later
yeh cheers [MENTION=39710]des8[/MENTION], been at work too long this week. WE are governed by FOI Act and I have been saying it all day.
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Re: Npower Bill 2 years later
The right to access information about oneself held by a third party comes from the Data Protection Act.
The Freedom of Information Act provides access t by the public to information held by public authorities
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Re: Npower Bill 2 years later
To suggest someone has knowingly benefited from Fraud is as good as saying he was party to it.
You need to see documentary proof that he actually knew he was benefiting from this and kept this knowledge secret, in which case when did they involve the police to rectify this?
He has a right under the Freedom of Information act to see information relating to him, I would suggest him quoting this and demanding the evidence of this tamper happening before he moves in, reminding them that the onus of proof is on them.
If they don't have it, he don't owe it!
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Re: Npower Bill 2 years later
[MENTION=99495]slainte caragh[/MENTION] Sorry for the delay I'm not getting notifications of posts on this post although I am subscribed, getting them for other posts though so uncertain why not.
They received my last communication last Tuesday so will give them until Wednesday before sending a further latter, btw they are not accusing my son of the actual tamper they are claiming it was before he moved in & that he benefited from it, but refusing tell us how they know it was before he moved in.
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Re: Npower Bill 2 years later
I would re-raise the complaint on the grounds of inadequate maintainance on the meter, advise them that you are still fighting the matter and would like an independent and impartial review, which you intend to take as far as you can.
Remind Npower the onus is on them to prove that the bypass was caused by your son, meaning that you will require proof of how they know the dates of the bypass, and proof your son would have been aware of it without any formal training (as per their QUALIFIED (use the word qualified) engineers.
The whole 3 years thing.. veeeerrryyyy interesting as OFGEM state maintainance should be done every 2 years
https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/sites/defau...ns_final_0.pdf
They might like a copy so they can refresh their memory... they might also like to be reminded that an accusation of Fraud with no proof is a very serious allegation that perhaps a Solicitor would be interested in, and could they furnish you with documentary evidence that this is the case, including photographic evidence of him tampering with the meter.
They will REALLY enjoy that *sarcastic laugh*
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