Is there a time limit at which I can assume I no longer have a liability to my outgoing supplier?
I've been with a gas supplier for 2yrs but as I think I could get a better deal elsewhere I have switched.
The old supplier requested reading which I provided and then completely ignored them and provided a change-over reading way below.
I've advised the incoming supplier but they say they've got to use the outgoing suppliers figure despite photographic evidence.
The switch happened towards the end of June and I've heard nothing since from the outgoing supplier.
For the time being I've only provided the usage reading to the new supplier ie the reading they have plus my usage. If I gave them an actual reading I'd get a big bill from them and still face a bill from the outgoing supplier.
In truth it would suit me if the old supplier took no further action as I could then pay the gap to the new supplier which will save me money.
Perhaps in any event I should cancel the DD to the outgoing supplier but surely there is a point where I can assume it is all done and dusted?