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  • Carbon Cutter****
  • 17 replies
  • August 11, 2023
Jeffus wrote:

@Harriethat

You may already have done this

Check the phone number and address on this page. 

https://account.ovoenergy.com/profile

You can change the phone number there. 

I went to that but it says it's for pay monthly and I am on pay as you go so I can't access it.


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  • Carbon Cutter****
  • 17 replies
  • August 11, 2023

I have an engineer! He's turned up to replace the meter but had been informed its credit no pay as you go. He's trying to find out now what to do.

 

He checked and they told him to install the credit meters and then I need to call customer services to get them switched to pay as you go


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  • Carbon Cutter****
  • 17 replies
  • August 11, 2023

He's almost finished  the installation smart electric and gas meter. I'm not sure who I am supposed to be calling. Do I call boost or ovo? My account says I'm payg the meter hasn't come with any top up cards as its a credit meter so I can't top up in app. But I also don't have a credit account. 

I'm very thankful to have gas though. And I'm looking forward to a soak in the bath.


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  • Carbon Cutter****
  • 17 replies
  • August 11, 2023

I just want to say thanks to everyone here for their advice and patience! 


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  • August 11, 2023
Harriethat wrote:

I have an engineer! He's turned up to replace the meter but had been informed its credit no pay as you go. He's trying to find out now what to do.

He checked and they told him to install the credit meters and then I need to call customer services to get them switched to pay as you go
 

I wouldn’t bother if I were you. Once you’ve got a pay monthly (PAYM) account set up and working with a Direct Debit (DD), you can forget about all the hassle around PAYG. It might not come right straight away (it sounds like OVO have a bad habit of setting the DD too high for customers new to PAYM) but it will eventually. After that, you can almost just forget about it and let the account manage itself. There’s also bags of information about the account on the website, making it easy to keep an eye on it.

 


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