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Re: Don't worry about energy bills, just wear a jumper

Postby saundra » 21 Oct 2013, 11:37

N power gas up to 11% percent
will have to stay in bed dec/march ggggggggggggg rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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Re: Don't worry about energy bills, just wear a jumper

Postby Suff » 21 Oct 2013, 16:50

I just did a Uswitch price comparison for the Guildford area I'm working in. I did it as a Gas/Electric combined bill as a nPower customer. Perhaps I should try it again with British Gas? It was Nowhere on the page for savings.....

Then I checked the comparisons.

Cheapest with £538 saved. Scottishpower
Second cheapest with £485 saved nPower.....

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Re: Don't worry about energy bills, just wear a jumper

Postby saundra » 22 Oct 2013, 11:40

i did a comparisson just got a 54.00 with some remote never heard of company
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Re: Don't worry about energy bills, just wear a jumper

Postby Suff » 22 Oct 2013, 12:26

Hence, probably, the nPower increase is just in line with what everyone else is doing.

Currently raw material prices for power generation is running ahead of wage inflation. Ergo power costs are going to go up and wages are not.

That isn't going to change and forcing companies into loss making situations just means money out of the public purse and still no real reduction in energy costs.

We all want good wages, good homes, good lives. In order to have that things have to cost more.
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