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n power sticking its overpriced energy up again

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By:
stewarty b
When: 03 Feb 17 15:14
donny, as far as what I've seen and read N Power are putting up electric prices by 15%. It may be 10% if you also get your gas from them as far as I can understand.

I only speak formyself here but there will be no 'smart' meters in my premises.
By:
stewarty b
When: 03 Feb 17 15:17
** I should add that the goverment have every intention of intervening in this case. (apparentlly)
By:
donny osmond
When: 03 Feb 17 15:19
yes its an average increase

smart meters .....do folk really need them
By:
saddo
When: 03 Feb 17 15:23
Not really, when I press a light switch I'm smart enough to see that a light comes on.
By:
stewarty b
When: 03 Feb 17 16:00
Smart meters are a gimmick. Guess who pays for them?
By:
Facts
When: 03 Feb 17 18:00
Breedingmad    03 Feb 17 10:26 
I got a letter from my leccy company yesterday asking if I wanted to sign up for a new tariff..
New affordable pay as you go tariff!
Robin Hood energy lots of spiel then your present use projection is £340.00 with this new tariff
powered by Robin Hood Energy it will be £379.00...
Robin Hood my arse..Laugh



The best ' tariff' to switch to is 1 year fixed tariff
This will give significant savings on any other variable or standard tariff.
By:
casemoney
When: 03 Feb 17 21:54
NPOWER are Germans  another Load of european Wxnk
By:
casemoney
When: 03 Feb 17 21:57
Would not surprise me to see NPOWER FOLD, DREADFUL COMPANY customer service attrocious absolute chaos 3/4 years back after a Systems update .
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 03 Feb 17 22:24
they talk BS, BS BS BS

this is their line of BS. oil prices are up per barrel so we must put prices up?

LOGIC MFkers - Oil was $110 a barrel a few years ago.

it is now at $53 -

Is arithmetic wrong? FKERS.
By:
saddo
When: 03 Feb 17 22:36
I seem to remember huge price rises at the start of the banking crisis. They were all trying to get in before the **** hit the fan, thereby making it hit bigger and harder.
By:
bongo
When: 03 Feb 17 22:46
Inflation doesn't bother me - I always put £10 a week on the meter.
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