Using an electricity token meter? Don't get a Debt Shock! Make sure your meter is up to date
If you use a token meter which requires paper tokens or cards to pay for electricity, this leaflet can help make sure you avoid getting into debt or paying too much.
It also explains how to check you are paying the correct price for electricity and what to do if you are not.
Using an electricity token meter? Don't get a Debt Shock! Make sure your meter is up to date (English Version)
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