Our dual fuel supplier just tried to nearly double our DD today, without asking us - we're on a fixed 3 year rate. OH told them no way and after a certain amount of polite wrangling, they agreed to leave the amount as it was. Moral - if at first you don't succeed, try, try again.
I've just had an e-mail from British Gas offering a fixed price deal, at twice the price I'm currently paying. On the face of it, it looks like a bad deal but I certainly need to look into it further.
I’m just being curious: Wild Edges typed those two words without asterisks. Was anyone offended by seeing them written in full? We all know what the words mean and say them in full in our heads when we read, so why the prurience?
I’m just being curious: Wild Edges typed those two words without asterisks. Was anyone offended by seeing them written in full? We all know what the words mean and say them in full in our heads when we read, so why the prurience?
I'm a big boy, I'm not easily offended. Not keen on "the C word" and certainly not " the N word "
We took the advice not to fix in April … we’re currently paying around £190 per month for dual fuel … but where’s it going to go? Are there any good deals out there now?
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I looked at deals - deals is a loose term. This will make you smile - a screen shot of some of the deals on offer:
... to be fair, there was a deal on the first page at £195 - but that leapt to £300+ on the second and subsequent deals. Barking. I have no issue if this is temporary though. But if it's anything like the water, 40 years to build new reservoirs and arrange pipe lines from wet to dry areas doesn't fill me with confidence that fuel prices won't disappear down the same rabbit hole.
The rate of increase will reduce. The chances of the prices really reducing are fairly small. A deep recession may push them back but I doubt they'll go back to where they were a year ago. It's possible - the fundamental costs haven't gone up, after all, but that just doesn't seem to be how the market works
do you know what the kWh unit price is for those offers?
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@Dovefromabove thank you for not lowering the tone.
NOT looking forward to finding a new one.
Ovo are talking about my tariff going from 19p a unit to 47P
I’m just being curious: Wild Edges typed those two words without asterisks. Was anyone offended by seeing them written in full? We all know what the words mean and say them in full in our heads when we read, so why the prurience?
Not keen on "the C word" and certainly not " the N word "
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
do you know what the kWh unit price is for those offers?
“It's still magic even if you know how it's done.”