HOUSEHOLDS are set for even MORE energy bill price increases as bills could hit £4,400 in January – here’s what to do before the hikes. Millions could be left scrabbling to find hundred…
Ofgem admitted that customers "face a very challenging winter ahead" but that it was working with the government and suppliers to see what further support could be given out.
The Sun has previously reported customers have seen payments taken from both their old and new suppliers.Resolver consumer expert Martyn James said the best way to check if you're being overcharged on your bills is to keep track of how much energy you are using. If you think you're not using as much energy as what you're being charged for, then you should get in touch with your provider and send them the pictures you have to try and get a better rate.
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