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  • Arsenetatters
    Arsenetatters Posts: 6,379
    I still don’t want a water meter but am now being bombarded by texts from them asking me to call them. This has been going on for months. I’ve just ignored them. 
    Now they’ve started calling me and leaving messages asking me to call them. 
    Can they make me have a meter? 

    This is actually making me really anxious. If Mr Tatters deals with it he’ll just tell them to fuck off which will probably make them more determined
    Have continued to ignore them but got a letter today saying I must book an appointment in the next 14 days. It’s my last chance to get a water meter (I don’t want one). It doesn’t say what will happen if I don’t make an appointment. It’s making me even more anxious than usual. Mr Tatters says they can just fuck off. 
  • blackpool72
    blackpool72 Posts: 24,657
    I still don’t want a water meter but am now being bombarded by texts from them asking me to call them. This has been going on for months. I’ve just ignored them. 
    Now they’ve started calling me and leaving messages asking me to call them. 
    Can they make me have a meter? 

    This is actually making me really anxious. If Mr Tatters deals with it he’ll just tell them to fuck off which will probably make them more determined
    Have continued to ignore them but got a letter today saying I must book an appointment in the next 14 days. It’s my last chance to get a water meter (I don’t want one). It doesn’t say what will happen if I don’t make an appointment. It’s making me even more anxious than usual. Mr Tatters says they can just fuck off. 
    I've been getting letters like this for the past couple of years and just ignore them.
    Mr.Tatters is right.
  • PrincessFiona
    PrincessFiona Posts: 5,993
    edited March 28
    msomerton said:
    My bill has gone from £32 to £64 to £102 per month.3 of us living in house with water metre outside .Neighbours either side are paying less than half of that.Have had long running complaint to TW- getting nowhere 
    yes water meters are best for single people, saved me a lot when I moved into a house with a water meter.
    there are 2 of us and our bills went down with a water meter and I like a soak in the bath
  • charlton4ever
    charlton4ever Posts: 1,916
    As I have said before our bill went down a third with a meter. Just the 2 of us now but a nice saving.
  • WSS
    WSS Posts: 25,491
    Got a letter today saying my bill is dropping by £20 a month based on usage.
  • Off_it
    Off_it Posts: 29,425
    My bill still went up. A lot.
  • IdleHans
    IdleHans Posts: 11,711
    I estimate I save about £6 a year by taking a shit in the underground car park at Thames Water's Reading HQ twice a month
  • KingKinsella
    KingKinsella Posts: 1,481
    WSS said:
    Got a letter today saying my bill is dropping by £20 a month based on usage.
    I don’t get readings regularly, 3 in 1 month saying by deduction I’ve used a million gallons since the reading on Monday then nothing for months. Neighbour says Im paying a lot more than them, Thames Water agreed to change the meter then cancelled last year. Shambles
  • Some maybe interested in this?  The BBC Big Boss Interview with Chris Weston CEO of Thames Water.

    Link below and program layout below that.  (If you only click on the link to read the pre program guff it's quite an eye opener).

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0p1qxvg

    00:00 BBC Editor, Simon Jack introduces podcast
    03:09 Chris Weston joins pod, explains Thames Water's situation
    06:18 Bills were too low for too long.
    09:32 Unrealistic targets, swage and pollution
    12:31 Privatisation of Thames Water
    14:50 What's on the table now?
    17:28 Greater public control, special administration and nationalisation
    28:41 Drought, reservoirs and the new normal
    34:29 Staff abuse and his own pay