bill

2012paddy2012

I asked for my bills to come to the house.

instead I get by email.

can you fix this?

drop down bar , defaults to water supply this is  "bill" query

Irish Water: Kim

Hi 2012paddy2012,

Thanks for your query.

2012paddy2012 wrote: »

I asked for my bills to come to the house.

instead I get by email.

can you fix this?

We can certainly resolve this matter for you. Would you mind sending the following details via private message:

- Name;
- Address; and
- Contact Number.

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards,
Kim

2012paddy2012

Irish Water: Kim wrote: »

Hi 2012paddy2012,

Thanks for your query.



We can certainly resolve this matter for you. Would you mind sending the following details via private message:

- Name;
- Address; and
- Contact Number.

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards,
Kim

Thks for pm.

Irish Water: Aaron P

2012paddy2012 wrote: »

Thks for pm.

Hi 2012paddy2012,

You're welcome,

Please don't hesitate to contact us with any future queries,

Kind regards,
Aaron

2012paddy2012

Irish Water: Aaron wrote: »

Hi 2012paddy2012,

You're welcome,

Please don't hesitate to contact us with any future queries,

Kind regards,
Aaron

Just as you offer! I am paid up to date but a few of my neighbors haven't bothered at all ... It's annoying ... It suits me to put a few bob in here and there at post office ... My query is if it rubs a few weeks over the "pay by" date / is there a penalty ?

Irish Water: Amy A

Hi 2012paddy2012,

2012paddy2012 wrote: »

My query is if it rubs a few weeks over the "pay by" date / is there a penalty?

There are penalties that apply if charges remain unpaid after one year and the household has not entered into a payment plan with Irish Water. These penalties will be added to bills three months after a year of non-payment, and break down as follows:

1 adult household: 30 Eur. for each year that the charges remain unpaid.
All other households: 60 Eur. each year that the charges remain unpaid.

The Government are considering a range of options to deal with the matter of non-payment, but no formal announcement has been made in relation to this as of yet.

We hope that you find this information helpful. Please don't hesitate to let us know if you have any further queries.

Kind regards,
Amy.

2012paddy2012

Irish Water: Amy wrote: »

Hi 2012paddy2012,

There are penalties that apply if charges remain unpaid after one year and the household has not entered into a payment plan with Irish Water. These penalties will be added to bills three months after a year of non-payment, and break down as follows:

1 adult household: 30 Eur. for each year that the charges remain unpaid.
All other households: 60 Eur. each year that the charges remain unpaid.

The Government are considering a range of options to deal with the matter of non-payment, but no formal announcement has been made in relation to this as of yet.

We hope that you find this information helpful. Please don't hesitate to let us know if you have any further queries.

Kind regards,
Amy.

Ok doesn't seem to affect me I'm talking about a few weeks after the " due date" on the bills as they come in ... Thks

Irish Water: Niall

Hi 2012paddy2012,

2012paddy2012 wrote: »

Ok doesn't seem to affect me I'm talking about a few weeks after the " due date" on the bills as they come in ... Thks

Where a bill remains unpaid after the 14 day due date, the customer's account will enter into arrears. Irish Water will issue these customers with a reminder message to pay their water charges.

Penalties only apply if charges remain unpaid after one year and the household has not entered into a payment plan with Irish Water. These penalties will be added to bills three months after a year of non-payment.

I hope this information helps. Please contact us should you have any other queries.

Kind regards,
Niall

2012paddy2012

Irish Water: Niall wrote: »

Hi 2012paddy2012,

2012paddy2012 wrote: »

Ok doesn't seem to affect me I'm talking about a few weeks after the " due date" on the bills as they come in ... Thks

Where a bill remains unpaid after the 14 day due date, the customer's account will enter into arrears. Irish Water will issue these customers with a reminder message to pay their water charges.

Penalties only apply if charges remain unpaid after one year and the household has not entered into a payment plan with Irish Water. These penalties will be added to bills three months after a year of non-payment.

I hope this information helps. Please contact us should you have any other queries.

Kind regards,
Niall

grand I got my paper bill thks......just wondered if I let it go a couple of weeks , max ....is the policy of irish water to report that to the
irish credit bureau? that's last query thks

Irish Water: Niall

Hi 2012paddy2012,

2012paddy2012 wrote: »

grand I got my paper bill thks......just wondered if I let it go a couple of weeks , max ....is the policy of irish water to report that to the
irish credit bureau? that's last query thks

I am currently liaising with the relevant department regarding your query and I will revert back as soon as I have an update.

Kind regards,
Niall

2012paddy2012

Irish Water: Niall wrote: »

Hi 2012paddy2012,



I am currently liaising with the relevant department regarding your query and I will revert back as soon as I have an update.

Kind regards,
Niall

Thank you