DEWA
#16
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Joined: Jun 2010
Location: Dubai
Posts: 585
Re: DEWA
it's all "explained" in 7 days this morning.
Due to the high price of oil, the surcharge has increased. When oil comes down in price the surcharge will come down - accoding to the paper.
However, back in the real world; the price of oil has dropped considerably from May to June. Maybe it's inversely proportional to change in the price of oil or more likley just another half-baked excuse for charging what the h*ll they like.
Due to the high price of oil, the surcharge has increased. When oil comes down in price the surcharge will come down - accoding to the paper.
However, back in the real world; the price of oil has dropped considerably from May to June. Maybe it's inversely proportional to change in the price of oil or more likley just another half-baked excuse for charging what the h*ll they like.
#17
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Joined: May 2011
Location: Dubai
Posts: 379
Re: DEWA
it's all "explained" in 7 days this morning.
Due to the high price of oil, the surcharge has increased. When oil comes down in price the surcharge will come down - accoding to the paper.
However, back in the real world; the price of oil has dropped considerably from May to June. Maybe it's inversely proportional to change in the price of oil or more likley just another half-baked excuse for charging what the h*ll they like.
Due to the high price of oil, the surcharge has increased. When oil comes down in price the surcharge will come down - accoding to the paper.
However, back in the real world; the price of oil has dropped considerably from May to June. Maybe it's inversely proportional to change in the price of oil or more likley just another half-baked excuse for charging what the h*ll they like.
When prices are high, you will be charged high
When prices are low, you may be told that "sorry, we purchased oil when it was its highest rate 4 months back so you will be charged high"
#18
Re: DEWA
My bill has just arrived its up approx 50% , surcharge increased as previous poster states
#19
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seems everyone is getting stung, there was a few people being interviewed on Dubai Eye news this morning as well. Robbing bastards they are.
#20
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I have just got my dewa bill..on the 22/6 I paid my bill, it showed that I owed 184dhs
On the 9th of July they now say my bill is 3183dhs?????
It seems to be happening to so many people!! There is no recourse, they just shrug their shoulders and say pay it!!!!
On the 9th of July they now say my bill is 3183dhs?????
It seems to be happening to so many people!! There is no recourse, they just shrug their shoulders and say pay it!!!!
#21
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My bill is usually 230 (as I'm not actually living there often, so it's only the fridge that's taking electricity).
In June, it was 220.
In June, it was 220.
#24
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complain, there is a button on their website to hit (husband told me) its a bloody disgrace
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#29
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Joined: May 2011
Location: Dubai
Posts: 379
Re: DEWA
I dont think this is another increase; we have been paying a visible "fuel charge" since January
#30
Re: DEWA
The big bills have nothing to do with the surcharge.
The surcharge went from 6.2 fills to 7 fills. This is hardly a big increase - especially when it is added to the 28fills of the base cost. The all in cost has therefore gone from 34.2 fills to 35fills per kwh.
A 2% increase.
The 50% increases people are seeing are something else - wrong meter readings, estimates or DEWA playing games. For some reason, according to my bill we consumed no water at all last month.
The surcharge went from 6.2 fills to 7 fills. This is hardly a big increase - especially when it is added to the 28fills of the base cost. The all in cost has therefore gone from 34.2 fills to 35fills per kwh.
A 2% increase.
The 50% increases people are seeing are something else - wrong meter readings, estimates or DEWA playing games. For some reason, according to my bill we consumed no water at all last month.