Maintenance Fees 2009/2010

[alderphi]

We have recently recieved an invoice from FN for the 2009/2010 maintenance fees. We had previously signed up for a 3 year maintenance package, which expires in May.

We were shocked to see that the cost per sq meter has risen sharply to circa 10 Euros/sq m.

Has anyone else received an invoice and was surprised at the cost increase?

Regards,

[HeatherR]

Hi

We received ours last week and the cost is 6.90 euros + 20% vat which worked out to be 8.28 euros per meter. Quite an increase from the last time we paid three years ago but we were just told it had increased with inflation.


Regards
Snowbird

[BWFC]

you need to find out what the inflation rate is in bulgaria i was under the impression that 10 euros a sq mt including VAT was for new owners buying in 2009

[June]

Thursday March 12, 09:54 AM
UPDATE 1-Bulgaria Feb inflation eases to 6.0 pct y/y

SOFIA, March 12 (Reuters) - Bulgarian consumer price inflation slowed to 6.0 percent year-on-year in February from 7.1 percent in January, mainly due to a drop in food prices, statistics office data showed on Thursday.

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basis, inflation in February was 0.1 percent, down from a 0.8 percent increase a month earlier.

The Socialist-led government expects consumer price rises to fall to 5.4 percent at the end of this year due to weakening demand in the economic slowdown. The central bank forecasts EU-harmonised end-2009 inflation at 2.5 percent.

Food prices in February fell 0.7 percent on a monthly basis mainly due to a drop in the prices of meat, flour and bread.

Non-food prices edged up 0.5 percent mainly because of a rise in fuel prices. Bulgaria is a net oil importer.

Prices of services also rose by 0.3 percent on the month.

Under the EU-harmonised consumer price index, inflation was 0.4 percent on a monthly basis in February and 5.4 percent on an annual basis.

Bulgaria ended 2008 with inflation of 7.8 percent, down from 12.5 percent at end-2007 due to a significant drop in fuel prices and bumper grain crops which had eased increases in food prices