Fair enough. I think there are lights and things to look at on the meter to work out it's status but I don't know the detail.
I understand the meters hold a years worth of data. Some people feel they've been hard done by when this happens as if they really can't get any reading there is an industry formula to tell them how much to charge, not related to your personal use at all.
There is another site which sometimes seems to have data when Octopus doesn't - www.n3rgy.com/consumer/ - though it isn't working right for me for electricity. Unlikely to have yours either if your comms had really gone.
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