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tunnie

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Re: How big is your latest leccy bill??
« Reply #30 on: 11 August 2008, 14:08:18 »

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where is your option for £0?

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You have obviously got a good system there Tunnie; meter bypass,  induction coil or straight from the street lights via a transformer? ::) ::) ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Well he was a student  ;D ;D :D



That explains a lot TD I know!!!
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It was great being a student, when we had our house we got the Council tax bill though £1,280  :o

... we sent of 4 proof of studentness.

Bill came back, with a new invoice of £0.00  :D
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Re: How big is your latest leccy bill??
« Reply #31 on: 11 August 2008, 14:46:37 »

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where is your option for £0?

 ;D ;D

You have obviously got a good system there Tunnie; meter bypass,  induction coil or straight from the street lights via a transformer? ::) ::) ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

Well he was a student  ;D ;D :D



That explains a lot TD I know!!!
 ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)

It was great being a student, when we had our house we got the Council tax bill though £1,280  :o

... we sent of 4 proof of studentness.

Bill came back, with a new invoice of £0.00  :D

Indeed Tunnie, that is one of the advantages of being a student; no Council Tax for three years!! :y :y :y
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Re: How big is your latest leccy bill??
« Reply #32 on: 11 August 2008, 22:55:35 »

i put £10 a week on the meter, and that is 4 adults and a child living in here......

put the meter in when things were a little tight and didn't want unexpected bills, never got round to having it taken out as we have got used to just popping down the shops on a sunday, pick up the paper, croissants and £10 'leccy'


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