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kocurkova48

Hello, I got an electricity bill but I left Ireland 24.10. and I paid all my bills. Now, there is a new tenant. In my properity, they said that they will cancel my account in electricity Ireland. But she probably didnt call there...what now? I will not pay bill for anyone else...I asked for cancelation of my account there...

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kocurkova48

And will i get the deposit 300€ back??? If u text me back I can give u my account number and you will see that I paid last bill, before I left, you got meter reading...yester I asked for closing this account. I was thinking that the lady in property did it, she said that, but she probably forget....unbelievable...it stressed me...

Skatedude

I'm not sure she would be allowed to cancel YOUR account. If she tried, they would have told her that they can only deal with the account holder, which is still you.

kocurkova48

Ok but nobody told us to cancel account, she just said that she will sort it.

Electric Ireland: Brige

Hi kocurkova48,

Thanks for your message.

When a customer moves out of a property Electric Ireland would recommend that they close their account, and reopen again (should they choose to), at their new property. This prevents bills for the property issuing in their name, when they are no longer responsible for the supply at the property.

If customers do not close their account, a new tenant, or the property owner/letting agent can close the previous occupant's account, as long as they are opening a new account to take responsibility for the supply at the premises.

Electric Ireland can back date a move out up to two months after an occupant has left the property. As such, if you moved out on October 24th, today (December 24th) would be the last day that we can close the account for you. However, the new occupant can contact Electric Ireland at any time and close the account and open their own.

To close the account for you, could you please send us a private message with the following details?

Your full name
Your Irish address
Your Electric Ireland account number
Your contact number
Confirmation you are the account holder (Yes/No)
The meter reading taken the day you left the property, and the date the reading was taken
Your forwarding address (for the final bill)

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We can then look into closing the account for you.

If you do not have the above details, or cannot provide them today, we recommend contacting the property owner or letting agent in charge of your rental property. If you advise them that the account has not been closed in your name they can then look into rectifying this for you.

We hope this helps. Should you have any questions, please let us know.

Thanks,
Brige

kocurkova48

Electric Ireland: Brige wrote: »

Hi kocurkova48,

Thanks for your message.

When a customer moves out of a property Electric Ireland would recommend that they close their account, and reopen again (should they choose to), at their new property. This prevents bills for the property issuing in their name, when they are no longer responsible for the supply at the property.

If customers do not close their account, a new tenant, or the property owner/letting agent can close the previous occupant's account, as long as they are opening a new account to take responsibility for the supply at the premises.

Electric Ireland can back date a move out up to two months after an occupant has left the property. As such, if you moved out on October 24th, today (December 24th) would be the last day that we can close the account for you. However, the new occupant can contact Electric Ireland at any time and close the account and open their own.

To close the account for you, could you please send us a private message with the following details?
Your full name

Your Irish address

Your Electric Ireland account number

Your contact number

Confirmation you are the account holder (Yes/No)

The meter reading taken the day you left the property, and the date the reading was taken

Your forwarding address (for the final bill)

[*]
We can then look into closing the account for you.

If you do not have the above details, or cannot provide them today, we recommend contacting the property owner or letting agent in charge of your rental property. If you advise them that the account has not been closed in your name they can then look into rectifying this for you.

We hope this helps. Should you have any questions, please let us know.

Thanks,
Brige

I send you some details to pm

Electric Ireland: Brige

Hi kocurkova48,

Thanks for your message.

We have responded to your private message now.

Should you have any other queries in the meantime, please let us know.

Thanks,
Brige