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npower is a registered trademark and the trading name of Npower Limited (Registered No. 3653277) Npower Gas Limited (Registered No. 2999919) Registered in England and WalesRegistered Office: Windmill Hill Business Park, Whitehill Way, Swindon SN5 6PB

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Please payYour payment needs to reach us by04-Dec-2013

£120.41

Your final energy bill

Your account number133480244

Customer Service Go online:npower.com UK only call centres 8am-8pm Mon-Fri,8am-6pm Sat

0800 073 3000

20th November 2013

We've calculated yourusage accurately usingup-to-date meterreadings

PaymentsOnce you’ve paid your account in full, remember to cancel any credit card or standing orderpayments. If you buy both gas and electricity from us, the amount shown in the summary on page 3is for one fuel only and we’ll send you a separate closing bill for the other.

Questions?Please have your account number handy when you call - it's at the top of the page. You mayprefer to call during our quieter times, between 12pm and 4pm Tuesday to Friday.

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EMERGENCIESSmell Gas? Call National Grid: 0800 111 999Powercuts. Your local electricity distributor is

Northern Powergrid: 0800 66 88 77

Any questions?If you have any questions, get in touch with ourCustomer Service team.

Go online: npower.com/customerservices

Call us: 0800 073 3000Or 0330 100 3000 from mobiles

Write to: Customer ServicenpowerPO Box 109PeterleeSR8 9DD

Problems paying?There are lots of ways we can help, so get intouch as soon as possible.

Moving home?Contact us and tell us the address you aremoving to and your meter readings for yourcurrent address. Do this at least two workingdays before you move.

Go online: npower.com/movinghome

Call us: 0800 316 8558Or 0330 100 8658 from mobiles

Your gas transporterYour gas transporter is responsible for thesupply pipe to your property. To find out whoyour gas transporter is, call our CustomerService Team.

Gas problems or power lossYour local electricity distribution company isresponsible for the wires and cables thatconnect your home to the national grid. If youhave a power cut you can find their details onthe front of this bill, along with the number toring if you have a gas emergency.

ComplaintsGreat Customer Service is at the heart of whatwe do. If you're unhappy with our service,contact our Complaints Team so we can put thematter right.

Call us:0800 316 9328

Or 0330 100 8628 from mobilesGo online: npower.com/customerservices

Write to: ComplaintsnpowerPO Box 121PeterleeSR8 9DT

You can download a copy of our leaflet 'Puttingthings right' from our website or ask us to sendyou a copy in the post.

If we haven't been able to put the matter rightwithin eight weeks or you have received ourFinal Response letter, you can take yourcomplaint to the Ombudsman Services:Energyby phoning 0330 440 1624 or via the websitehttp://www.ombudsman-services.org/energy.html

Need extra help?If English isn't your first language, we can talk toyou with the help of a translator - just let usknow.

You can register with our Warm ResponseService, which entitles you to extra freeservices, if you are:

• over 60, disabled or suffering fromlong-term ill health;

• blind or partially sighted; or

• deaf or hard of hearing.

To register or find out more, get in touch in anyof the following ways.

Go online: npower.com/spreadingwarmth

Call us: 0808 172 6999

Textphone: 0800 413 016

Write to: Warm Response ServicenpowerPO Box 116PeterleeSR8 9DN

Impartial advice

The Citizens Advice consumer service providesfree, confidential and impartial advice onconsumer issues. Visit www.adviceguide.org.ukor call the Citizens Advice consumer helpline on08454 04 05 06.

Want to save energy?For free energy advice on using less energy inyour home, get in touch with our EnergyEfficiency team.

Go online: npower.com/savingenergy

Call us: 0800 02 22 20

What's a watt?A kilowatt-hour (kWh or unit for short) is a

measure of energy used. It is equal to you:

We've done our best to keep your bill simple, but there are some technical terms that wehave to use. These are explained below in plain English.

M number A unique number given to your gas supply.

Supply number A unique number given to your electricity supply.

Meter number This is the serial number you'll see on your meter.

Calorific value The average amount of energy in gas. National Grid gives us a daily value and we work out an average for the period covered by your bill.

Correction factor The amount by which we adjust the amount of gas you've used to take account of the season.

• using a small fridge for 24 hours;

• cooking 20 microwave meals;• using a dishwasher once at 55°C;

• using a 60w standard light bulb forapproximately 16 hours; or

• using an equivalent low-energy bulb forapproximately 90 hours.

We quote energy prices as pence per kWh.

How we work out your bill

For most of our tariffs, you will pay a standing charge (pence per day) whichwill cover the fixed costs we have to pay in supplying energy to you e.g.distribution and metering costs, and a single unit rate (pence per kWh used).

For some non-standard electricity tariffs you will pay for two units a daythroughout the year at the higher primary rate and then at a lower rate for theremainder of electricity that you use.

For more details go online to npower.com/understandingprices or callCustomer Service.

How much gas have you used?

Your gas meter measures the gas you use in cubic metres(m³) or 100s of cubic feet. We convert this to kWh when wework out your bill.To convert a cubic-feet measurement into m³, we multiply itby 2.83. We multiply the m³ figure by the correction factorand then by the calorific value. Finally we divide the result by3.6 to reach your kWh total.

We may monitor and record calls for security, quality or training purposes. Ask your provider for the cost of calls to 0800 and 0330 numbers.

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Reference (Customer number) Credit account number

Amount due(No fee payable at PO counter)

Signature Date

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Electricity summary

Last Reading This Reading Electricity units used

Cost Split Charges

Charges for Tariff - Standard Electricity / Quarterly Receipt of Bill Meter Number: S11L55359

01/08/201312489

Customer Read

19/09/201312752

Estimated

263 kWh 263 at 15.020p £39.50

Standing Charge 50 days at 10.100p per day £5.05

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Cost of electricity used this period £44.55

VAT at 5% on £44.55 £2.23

Total electricity charges for this period £46.78

Gas summary

Last Reading This Reading Gas used Cost Split Charges

Charges for Tariff - Standard Gas / Quarterly Receipt of Bill Meter Number: 00403638

01/08/20138012

Customer Read

19/09/20138012

Estimated

Calorific Value 39.20 (100s cubic feet)

= 0 kWh

0 at 3.634p £0.00

Standing Charge50 days at 45.000p per

day£22.50

Cost of gas used this period £22.50

'M' Number 1917006800 VAT at 5% on £22.50 £1.13

Correction Factor 1.02264 Total gas charges for this period £23.63

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Ways to payCall us on 0800 073 3000 or go online to www.npower.com to find out more about easy ways to pay

Direct DebitSpread the cost of your energythroughout the year by paying bymonthly Direct Debit. You can alsopay your quarterly bills by DirectDebit. To thank you for paying thisway we will give you an annualdiscount or reward.

By postMake your cheque payable to‘npower’, enclose this payment slipand send to:

npowerPayment Processing CentrePO Box 203Leeds LS14 3WE

Write your account number on theback of the cheque. We don’t acceptpost-dated cheques and pleasedon’t send cash through the post.

Regular payment plansWe can agree a payment plan with you tocover the cost of the energy you’ll use inthe future as well as any debt, taking intoaccount how much you can afford.

At any bankFill in the payment slip and take it withyour payment to any bank. The bank maycharge you for this service.

Post OfficeYou can pay by cash or cheque at anyPost Office. Take your bill or paymentcard with you and make your chequepayable to Post Office Ltd. Payments bycheque will take several days to reachyour account.

Debit or credit cardCall us or go online to www.npower.com

Payment agentYou can pay your bill or make paymentstowards your next one free of charge atany authorised Payzone or PayPointagent. To find your nearest agent, pleasecall Customer Service.Payzone may not be available in someareas.

Phone or internet bankingPlease quote our sort code 62-30-09,account number 00000000 and yourcustomer account number. Your bankmay charge you for this service.

Prepayment meterWith a prepayment meter you pay foryour energy as you use it. We can setyour meter to recover any debt overseveral weeks or months, taking intoaccount how much you can afford. Youpay for your energy by charging a key orcard that you insert into the meter.

How your account adds up

Your account

Ongoing ElectricityEnergy Usage

Ongoing GasEnergy Usage

Balance on last bill £200.48 £58.48

Cancelled bill on 18/11/2013 (inc. VAT of £9.95) (Electricity £7.54, Gas£2.41)

-£158.40 -£50.56

Account balance before charges £42.08 £7.92

This Bill

Ongoing ElectricityEnergy Usage

Ongoing GasEnergy Usage

Account balance before charges £42.08 £7.92

Total energy charges this period £46.78 £23.63

Amount to pay us by 4 Dec 2013 £88.86 £31.55

Amount to pay us by 4 Dec 2013 £120.41

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Your Average Daily Consumption

Electricity Gas

We currently don't have enough data to compare your energy usage - when we haveenough data we'll show this comparison

Want to know more? Visit npower.com/myenergyuse

As you're moving shortly we haven't produced an estimate of how much you can expect to pay over thenext 12 months.'