BEV insolvency

Can you try like this ;) I would have done it too, but just now the gentleman from the [Stadtwerken] was here and read the meter readings. So that is obsolete for me...

That raises the question: What actually happens if I roughly calculate my current "balance" correctly and add it to the meter reading?

I would do it that way too.

oraus schlie

Am I overlooking something?

Except for the fact that your network operator will slap you with high advance payments again (if you have consumed 1000 kWh more than before).

Hello,

You can try like this ;)
I would have done it too, but just now the guy from the municipal utilities was here and read the meter readings. So that’s pointless for me...

They all have a strict ban from my house... first of all, I am not willing to pay for their completely unnecessary work with my energy costs, and besides, at some point I just got fed up with the discussions about whether they would also obediently take off their dirty shoes to walk down my wooden stairs.
Absolutely no way!

Best regards,
Andreas

I had already read it last week... and immediately reversed all recent debits ;) So I shouldn’t have any loss.

Hi,

Except for the fact that your network operator will charge you high advance payments again (if you consumed 1000 kWh more than before).

That’s basically no big deal, as long as the next one doesn’t go bankrupt again... ;-) But with us it actually works out well; the municipal utilities constantly estimate us with values about 1000 kWh above the real consumption. Seen this way, our consumption won’t be higher than expected anyway.

Regards,

Andreas