'I was shocked at £4,400 bill from bust energy firm'
Diane Frost was surprised when an energy bill arrived on her doormat for two very good reasons.
That has left 850,000 customers, who have been switched to new providers but could find themselves, like Diane, receiving follow-up bills, sometimes long after they've ceased to be customers, as their old providers are wound up by administrators. Administrators PwC took over responsibility for finalising the bills, which it says it has now completed for a"significant majority" of customers. But that still leaves thousands of former Extra Energy customers waiting for their final bill, ten months after the firm's collapse.
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