Rob McNamara
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I must start including a stading charge to bill my customers for my overheads, this is all the more reason it should be a fixed amount! your operating costs should be coming from your turnover and sale price surely?The standing charge also includes the supplier costs for billing, etc..
If you're in a sector where you have large numbers of customers to whom you owe service obligations yet who consume little or none of your product, then a standing charge should be a more efficient manner of getting a contribution from them than the alternative of hiking up product prices and disproportionately hurting higher-volume customers.I must start including a stading charge to bill my customers for my overheads, this is all the more reason it should be a fixed amount! your operating costs should be coming from your turnover and sale price surely?
Just received an electricity bill from Electric Ireland for a vacant property which is currently under sale. I was shocked that the total cost was €78.94.
Only €5.96 was for electricity usage. The rest was €57.86 standing charge, €8,60 PSO levy and €6.52 VAT.
The CRU don't give a ... sorry, don't care.I'd imagine if you brought this to the attention of CRU then you may get a more meaningful response from the Vendor.