How does that work then? by raistlin


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raistlin
I get my energy supplies from British Gas. Generally not a problem.

Today, they did an end of year balance and as a result I have had a refund of slightly over £200, which, of course, is nice :lol: Ergo, paying roughly £20 per month more than I had to.

However, they then tell me that they have increased my monthly direct debit by £15 per month "Otherwise I wouldn't have covered the cost of my energy at next year's end of year balance.

How does that work then?
Paul

Cogito ergo sum... maybe?

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Posted 12 Apr 2016, 19:07 #1 


PaulT
They borrow your money for free which increases their profit - luvely jubbly for the shareholders
Paul

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Posted 12 Apr 2016, 19:17 #2 

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Bernard
Their prices are rising to make it up.

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Posted 12 Apr 2016, 20:28 #3 

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Bermudan 75
Creative accounting.....
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Posted 12 Apr 2016, 21:33 #4 


Dave Goody
I have just had a quote from them for a new boiler, £4,750. The guy didn't look at anything but did say whatever they had to do the price was fixed, so, I HAD THE SECURITY OF NO NASTY SURPRISES. I got a local heating engineer to quote he checked the tanks in the loft, pipework runs and quoted for same boiler £2,350!
I'm so confused as to which to go for???

Posted 18 Apr 2016, 18:08 #5 


PaulT
You get the nasty surprise up front
Paul

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Posted 18 Apr 2016, 19:39 #6 


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