Incorrect electricity meter information, can that cause trouble?

I reported my meter reading two weeks ago. I entered less kW to get credit. I got €400 back. Today the grid operator came and took the reading. Hey, can he tell? I didn't know anything about it. I have no idea how it works.

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lisaloge
3 months ago

You entered an unplausible counter reading.

Therefore, the measuring station operator has now come in the form of the network operator and has read it again.

This information also goes directly to your electricity supplier.

When he makes another bill, you can’t say.

It is certain, however, that he will now know your real consumption and (legally!) make a corresponding demand.

Depending on how smart their system is, you may even pay lower knocks for a year. But then we’ll get the repayment at the latest. And that would then be €800 through your trick shop.

DerKorus
3 months ago

Yeah, that’s what’s going on, and so you’re just avoiding the problem. Then hold the next bill again 400 your more expensive when it is read back.

Believe me, you’re most harming yourself before everyone else.

Better put it right.

Norina1603
3 months ago
Reply to  DerKorus

How to

Believe me, you’re most harming yourself before everyone else.

Understand? I don’t think that will affect my electricity costs!

ellaluise
3 months ago
Reply to  Norina1603

But if the current is “later” more expensive, ….

ellaluise
3 months ago

“I don’t think the influence on my electricity costs will have!”

then I answered, should add your comment 😉

Norina1603
3 months ago

With me? I’m not the questioner!

LUTZIE777
3 months ago

He can remember that, but purely theoretically you could have consumed a large amount of electricity in the last two weeks.

It’s just absolutely meaningless to moan. You have to pay sometime.

Krissy1612
3 months ago

It doesn’t matter to your network operator, but it doesn’t matter to your provider, because it will automatically transmit the counter reading.

The system beats alarm and you are either asked to send a counter photo or you will automatically get a corrected invoice. In most cases, the counter reading is automatically corrected because the network operator has the upper hand and you get the corrected invoice with the correct counter reading.

If you should slip through the grid(which rarely happens), because manual check is made and the employee has no idea of his job, then you have a “threatening period” to the next bill and get the difference to the next bill. Fraud doesn’t work. At the latest in the excavation comes the thick end and you will be asked to cash, because consumption does not last.

Indigos
3 months ago

It doesn’t matter when you’ve spent the power, it’s the final reading by the network operator and then you pay. If you’ve paid something before, you’ll pay the difference with the next bill.

schleudermaxe
3 months ago

No, there’s a new bill and good. Proving fraud is usually nothing.

bergquelle72
3 months ago

“can he remember that?” He doesn’t realize that. He’s so stupid that he doesn’t understand that the number you reported was wrong.

He finally reads the counter for the first time.

You knew about nix and you had no idea, but you’d get money back if you’d give a low counter reading, you already know.

Chrisi614
3 months ago

Sure he can remember

Peppie85
3 months ago

If you can prove that you have indicated the status in fraudulent intentionally incorrect, then reckon with an ad for betreuges.