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  • #16
    Write to them, fill in an income and expenditure form, tell them you've sought advice and that is what you've been told to do.

    Unless you are on a fixed tariff, your energy bills has gone up by £1,000's, food, fuel etc, so sending bank statements is meaningless.

    I'd lodge a Formal Complaint, follow their complaints procedure.

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    • #17
      You can still appeal this what was the accident involving?

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