Utility Warehouse - any good?

Choc

Well guys i have a few customers whom are on their way to free bills.They are recomending people and recieving the discount,it works.I havent got one yet who has reached 50,this takes some doing but given time can be done.
And remember each of the new customers whom has been recomended can now do the same to recieve discounts off thier own bills.Good news all round.

Mark

Choc

Kim why so negative about UW you dont like them? Have you ever been with them?
If not why bother with your comments? Remember that 90% of the population dont want to switch every 3 months to keep up!

Mark

1carminestocky

KimYeovil wrote: »

It's only kosher for you. It isn't kosher for the 50 (used-to-be) [STRIKE]friends[/STRIKE] mugs on the next round of the pyramid. Unless they know another 2,500 unique friends. etc.

Like I stated before, I'm no longer playing your little game (although it IS tempting, given your mention of friends, lol). Have a nice rest of the day, KY :beer:

Cardew

Plushchris wrote: »

You're right, I am getting confused, why would anyone bother being a distributer when they could get their bills for nothing by just being a regular customer?

So distributers have to pay for their bills but get commision (effectively money to cover their bills)
Customers just get discounts off of their bills up to 100% but dont pay the fee to be a distributer? (but still pay the membership fee)

I'm not "not accepting" the answer I just dont see any reason why I should believe it.

Why arent we getting loads of posts from people on here saying they pay nothing for their gas and electric bills and all you have to do is sign up 50 people? I've not seen anyone, even UW reps/customers on here saying they get their gas and electric free.

You say you "suspect" decent reps do and yet you have no proof

I say I suspect they dont, I dont have any proof either.

This thread is interesting.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1149579

KimYeovil

1carminestocky wrote: »

Like I stated before, I'm no longer playing your little game (although it IS tempting, given your mention of friends, lol). Have a nice rest of the day, KY

That's at least twice you've conceded defeat through the childish ploy of throwing away the board.

KimYeovil

Choc wrote: »

Kim why so negative about UW you dont like them? Have you ever been with them?

I am not negative about them. They even had reasonable prices (for some consumptions) a price change or two ago. The trouble is sooner or later someone pops up with impossible pyramid referral nonsense. It's that dishonesty that annoys me.

Choc

The trouble is sooner or later someone pops up with impossible pyramid referral nonsense. It's that dishonesty that annoys me.????
Please explain what this means Kim.


Mark

1carminestocky

KimYeovil wrote: »

That's at least twice you've conceded defeat through the childish ploy of throwing away the board.

You're going to have to try waaaayyyy harder than that, KY. I'm not sure whether you've lost your touch, I've gotten wise to/bored of you or maybe a combination of all of these factors but I'm just glad I'm no longer providing your evening entertainment/mental stimulation. Like I said before, have a really nice night, KY. :beer:

matthew74

Given a lack of overwhelming confidence in Utility Warehouse I think I shall avoid them.

Cardew

The average user(in Midlands) using 20500kWh for gas and 3,300kWh for electricity will pay £264 pa more for their energy with UW as opposed to the cheapest tariff(according to Energyhelpline).

Do UW representatives routinely inform their friends and family, who they recruit to bolster their commission, of that statistic?