Smart meter issues?

[Feek]

Is anyone in your house? Couldn't you have asked someone (your wife) to take manual readings? Surely that's the most important thing to have done to see if it was showing anything unusual.

Without readings, what evidence is there that it has anything to do with the meter?

 

[200sols]

People seem to think billing errors are exclusive to smart meters. I guess its an easy blame.

 

[john_smith]

For 15/16k units a month £600 sounds cheap.

 

[john_smith]

People seem to think billing errors are exclusive to smart meters. I guess its an easy blame.

yep, because smart meters. bill gates, 5g, covid, etc

 

[sgoaty]

For 15/16k units a month £600 sounds cheap.

Yes it does it was marked as 500+kWh and around £30 a day so can see there's clearly been an error somewhere.

 

[dlockers]

Wife own an Hitachi and a bit lonely ATM?

 

[sgoaty]

yep, because smart meters. bill gates, 5g, covid, etc

I'm not in the tinfoil hat brigade at all but there's a lot of reliance on this meter and it shows that if you're not on top of it you could be on the hook for thousands of pounds due to system errors.

 

[john_smith]

I think we (you) need to know if the meter is actually spinning round and counting up like the readings are suggesting. I'd be cheking it hourly and turning everything in the house off to see what happened on the meter.

You'd only need 1 day to show you meter doing up by 15 units against the reported (hopefully) incorrect numbers.