The Energy Ombudsman mener at jeg har en klage, som består av fire 'områder', men jeg mener jeg har fire klager, så jeg sendte det tilbake

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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To the superior of Mr. Lesley Morrison/Fwd: EnSO complaint - Ref 551841, Ribsskog

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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>	Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 6:38 PM
To: enquiries@energy-ombudsman.org.uk
Hi, I have four complaints against Scottish Power. Yet, Mr. Morrison says I have one complaint with four 'areas'. I think this is a strange way of formulating it. Could you please make this into four complaints. And please also add a fifth one, since I got a bill from Scottish Power today, regarding the the debt that Scottish Power has contacted a debt company about, even if this should be in a deadlock, since I've received a deadlock email, from you, dated 6th January 2010. Thank you very much for your help in advance! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> Date: Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 7:00 PM Subject: Re: EnSO complaint - Ref 551841, Ribsskog To: The Ombudsman <enquiries@energy-ombudsman.org.uk> Hi, I'm sorry that I haven't returned your fom, with the complaint, against Scottish Power. But, my complaint is really four complaints. And it doesn't really reflect the situation right, when you compose these four complaints into one, because you make Scottish Power look better than they were, since all incidents aren't dated in your complaint. So it look's like Scottish Power stopped answering my e-mails after I switched to E-on, on your form. Where as, they really stopped answering my e-mails for no reason at all, while I was still their customer. So I think I would be better, if you made one form for each of my complaints, from the e-mail I sent you on 21/1. In this e-mail I've indexed my four complaints against Scottish Power. Yet, your form only contain one complaint. My suggestion is that we make this into four Scottish Power-complaints, one for each number in my indexed complaint, from 21/1. I'll see if I can find that e-mail and include it in this e-mail. Hope this is alright! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog PS. Here is my complaint, against Scottish Power, from 21/1: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 10:08 PM To: The Ombudsman <enquiries@energy-ombudsman.org.uk> Hi, I'm summarising my complaints against Scottish Power here: 1. Scottish Power put a debt-company, (CCSG), on my back, even if I had a payment-plan agreed with them. I first noticed this problem: October/November 2009. When I complained to Scottish Power: On the phone, to Margareth McWilliams, on 15/12. (I first complained to the Energy Ombudsman, who got Scottish Power to contact me, to exhaust their complaint-procedure). What I want Scottish Power to do: To get the debt-company, (CCSG), off my back, and pay compensation to me, since that company is annoying, and calls all the time, and write threatening letters. 2. I thought the meter-reading might have been wrongly registered over the phone, by Scottish Power. I first noticed this problem: July 2009, when I got a very high electricity-bill, my monthly payment-plan amount increased to £196, which was much more than I consumed of electricity. When I complained to Scottish Power: By e-mail, 25/7/09. What I want Scottish Power to do: Investigate if the meter-reading have been wrongly registered by them. 3. Scottish Power stopped answering my e-mails. I first noticed this problem: 26/7/09. When I complained to Scottish Power: On the phone, to Margareth McWilliams, on 15/12. (I first complained to the Energy Ombudsman, who got Scottish Power to contact me, to exhaust their complaint-procedure). What I want Scottish Power to do: To pay compensation to me for this, and to give warnings to their staff, who aren't doing their job. 4. Scottish Power went back on the agreed £5 a month payment-plan, that I set-up, in cooperation with Manish there, who called me, and customer support, who I refered to his call to. And which CCCS had adviced me to set-up, (a token-payment plan, like they call it, since I'm unemployed, and on a budget), after I switched to E-On, since Scottish Power stopped answering my e-mails, (see complaint number 3, in this e-mail), and Margaret McWilliams wanted me to pay a much higher amount a month, than I can afford, since I'm unemployed. I first noticed this problem:: 6/1/10. When I complained to Scottish Power: 6/1/10, to Margareth McWilliams, who didn't want to let me have the token payment arrangment that was initialy set up between Scottish Power and myself, at the end of last year. What I want Scottish Power to do: To let me go back to the token payment-plan, which I initially agreed with them, (after advice by CCCS), or to delete my debt, to compensate, for the trouble and annoyance, that they have put me through, in connection with the four complaints in this e-mail. I hope this sounds reasonable, and that I got the complaint right! Please just contact me, if there is any information, that I forgot to explain enough about! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 2:00 PM, The Ombudsman <enquiries@energy-ombudsman.org.uk> wrote: Please find attached a letter from The Energy Ombudsman regarding your complaint.

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