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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Centre for Competition Policy: Energy Consumer Survey, 2011

Variable Details

Variableq13other
LabelOther method for receiving bill.
Responses
DON'T RECEIVE ONE 1
EMAIL AND THEN I PUT IN A READING 1
ITS THE SAME EVERY WEEK 1
NO BILL 1
NO BILL RECEIVED 1
Statement through the post 1
YEARLY BILL 1
annual reconciliation 1
both email and paper 1
both paper and email 1
don't get bills 1
don't receive a bill 1
don't receive bills 2
get a paper bill quarterly 1
have not received a bill 1
haven't had a bill since July 2010 paper bills 1
just moved 1
metered 1
never had a bill because I've only been with them since sept 2010 1
no bill only statement at the end of year 1
no tget t 1
none 1
none of above/notify me of increase/has to request bill! 1
none of the above 1
not applicable 1
only receive a statement of account 1
receipt of payment 1
statement twice a year 1
telephone 1
top up 1
we get a statement every year, we're with what used to be Staywarm. Can't remember who it changed to 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationCentre for Competition Policy: Energy Consumer Survey, 2011
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