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  #1638773 22-Sep-2016 14:23
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What bank are you with? I've never heard of a DD initiation fee before..

 

Our's came out yesterday, we're with ASB





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  #1638823 22-Sep-2016 15:52
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Never rely on cut and paste on a sunny afternoon! DD Establishment fee of $3 with TSB.

 

Is the account that your Trustpower DD is processed from fee exempt? One of ours isn't, so perhaps automatically changing the authority from EDNZ to Trustpower causes a fee to be incurred. It's a small amount and not really worth arguing over, but given the circumstances it is annoying.

 

 


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  #1638838 22-Sep-2016 16:14
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No fees yeah, but to pay a fee to establish a DD seems stupid. Soon banks will have facial recognition cameras so they can charge you a fee just for walking into a branch..

 

Should get Trustpower to credit the $3





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  #1639622 23-Sep-2016 21:28
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So we had a phone call today "welcoming" us to Trustpower... which immediately turned to them trying to sell us one of their broadband packages..

 

Time to switch providers





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  #1639708 24-Sep-2016 08:27
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if you have a smart meter, have a serious look at Electric Kiwi.

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  #1640303 25-Sep-2016 18:17
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We don't have a smart meter unfortunately otherwise I'd switch, it's a rental and my landlord is too cheap to switch to a smart meter

 

What complicates things further is the we have two meters, controlled/uncontrolled and a lot of power company websites don't cater for this when trying to get a quote. I can use powerswitch but I'd rather not.





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