Excessive discounts for electricity customers: Financial experts advise careful checking of invoices

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According to a report from www.t-online.de, the Federal Association of Consumer Organizations (vzbv) found that many consumers had to pay excessive discounts for their electricity. When analyzing almost 1,600 consumer reports, the consumer advocates found that over half had to pay advance payments that were too high. In addition, the annual consumption forecast was calculated incorrectly in a quarter of the cases. These issues can have a significant impact on the market and consumers. Customers who have to pay excessive discounts have less financial flexibility and could get into financial difficulties. In addition, the energy providers who had problems implementing the price caps could lose customers and damage their image...

Gemäß einem Bericht von www.t-online.de, hat der Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband (vzbv) festgestellt, dass viele Verbraucher zu hohe Abschläge für ihren Strom zahlen mussten. Bei der Analyse von knapp 1.600 Verbrauchermeldungen stellten die Verbraucherschützer fest, dass über die Hälfte zu hohe Abschlagsforderungen zahlen musste. Zudem wurde bei einem Viertel der Fälle die Jahresverbrauchsprognose falsch berechnet. Diese Probleme können erhebliche Auswirkungen auf den Markt und die Verbraucher haben. Kunden, die zu hohe Abschläge zahlen müssen, haben weniger finanziellen Spielraum und könnten in finanzielle Schwierigkeiten geraten. Zudem könnten die Energieanbieter, die Probleme bei der Umsetzung der Preisbremsen hatten, Kunden verlieren und ihr Image beschädigen, …
According to a report from www.t-online.de, the Federal Association of Consumer Organizations (vzbv) found that many consumers had to pay excessive discounts for their electricity. When analyzing almost 1,600 consumer reports, the consumer advocates found that over half had to pay advance payments that were too high. In addition, the annual consumption forecast was calculated incorrectly in a quarter of the cases. These issues can have a significant impact on the market and consumers. Customers who have to pay excessive discounts have less financial flexibility and could get into financial difficulties. In addition, the energy providers who had problems implementing the price caps could lose customers and damage their image...

Excessive discounts for electricity customers: Financial experts advise careful checking of invoices

According to a report by www.t-online.de, the Federal Association of Consumer Organizations (vzbv) found that many consumers had to pay excessive discounts for their electricity. When analyzing almost 1,600 consumer reports, the consumer advocates found that over half had to pay advance payments that were too high. In addition, the annual consumption forecast was calculated incorrectly in a quarter of the cases.

These issues can have a significant impact on the market and consumers. Customers who have to pay excessive discounts have less financial flexibility and could get into financial difficulties. In addition, energy providers that have had problems implementing the price caps could lose customers and damage their image, which could have long-term effects on their business.

The demand from Ramona Pop, board member of vzbv, for improvements to the law and clearer wording could lead to regulatory changes that influence the energy market. In addition, increased problems with energy suppliers could lead to a loss of trust among consumers, which could have a long-term impact on brand loyalty and customer retention.

It is important for consumers to check their energy bills carefully and contact consumer advice centers if any discrepancies arise. These issues can not only have a financial impact, but can also affect trust in energy providers and the market as a whole. It is therefore important that the federal government and energy providers take these issues seriously and take appropriate action to restore consumer confidence.

Read the source article at www.t-online.de

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