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British Gas: Gas up 35%, Electricity up 9%
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Time to change suppliers yet again !
Anyone know which supplier is cheap for electricty and gas in the London area. My bills are already in excess of £1000 a year.0 -
It looks like they have introduced a new fixed deal until 2011. but i assume the starting point will be the prices just announced.0
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I signed up for the fixed rate till Dec 2009 @12.30pm I assume I'll get the old rate?0
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They've not updated the clickenergy 5 prices online yet. Will these also go up by 35% and 9%?0
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Just got off the phone and they stated that the fixed tariff till Dec 2009 will be honoured for me.0
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ricsherman wrote: »It looks like they have introduced a new fixed deal until 2011. but i assume the starting point will be the prices just announced.
Can anyone work out the price increase for this tarrif compared to click energy 5 at the new rates, it's all very confusing.0 -
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Crafty move for British Gas for rushing in this new 'Fixed Price 2011' tariff, obviously cashing in on today's surge of take-ups for fixed/capped rates.
With the ever-rising energy prices, why are they so keen to lock customers in for such a long time right now ? You can bet its not for anything other than their OWN good.
Are they actually forecasting a future drop in prices - perhaps not for the next year or so, but after that ?0 -
Crafty move for British Gas for rushing in this new 'Fixed Price 2011' tariff, obviously cashing in on today's surge of take-ups for fixed/capped rates.
With the ever-rising energy prices, why are they so keen to lock customers in for such a long time right now ? You can bet its not for anything other than their OWN good.
Are they actually forecasting a future drop in prices - perhaps not for the next year or so, but after that ?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2007/mar/10/utilities.moneysupplement :rolleyes:Call me Carmine....
HAVE YOU SEEN QUENTIN'S CASHBACK CARD??0
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