FREE ENERGY LIGHTBULBS ends march 2008

MTM_2

OOOOOOOPS

MTM wrote:

Received a letter from EAGA this morning ....Scottish Power are doing a promotion with EAGA Partnership if you are in receipt of the benefits listed
Income support
Housing / Council tax benefit
Income based JSA
Attendance Allowance
Disability Allowance
Industrial Injuries Disablement Pension benefit
War Diasablement Pension
Pension Credit
Child tax Credit
Working tax credit

offer is limited to 4 lights per home during April 2006 - March 2008

it also states on this letter that this information can be passed onto friend and family member... well mse is one big family

telephone 08448000444 quoting ref B11VM

i am not a customer of scottish power!!

chris73

I must be the only person along with you that isnt entitled to free engergy saving light bulbs

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Damn Right!. I have every sympathy for genuinely disabled people and those in need of benefits for reasons beyond their control but hey, lets not be naieve enough to believe that there aren't those fiddling the system reading this forum, who CAN work but simply are too lazy to, and have probably never had a job in their lives and have no intention of ever getting one and who wake up each morning believing that society owes them something!.

Then there are those who shack up with someone for 2 months, and get up the duff, well sorry, but that is a CHOICE made by TWO individuals and not a disease, illness or disability.

For the record i'm single and have a mortgage just like everybody else, and in order to pay my way, I work 37.5 hours a week, and then at the weekend I start job no 2. My total income from 1 full time and 1 part time job is under 16k and i'm even taxed to the hilt on the second job, but other than a 25% discount from the council tax i'm not entitled to sod all!.

I know that I am not alone in this situation, but its always single people without brats which conveniently gets overlooked come budget time, freebies and even on this forum!. But then again, this country has always penalised those who do work, along with the genuinely disabled and the elderly - its the freeloaders in between who always come up smelling of roses and laughing at the ones daft enough to be setting their alarm for 6AM every morning.

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lisaab70

thank you sooo much, much appreciated with 4 kids in the house that I am forever telling off for leaving lights on wherever they go hehe

Thanks

joseph21_2

got them -- gave good light but only lasted 3 months and 4 weeks. these were phillips ones

MTM_2

joseph21 wrote:

got them -- gave good light but only lasted 3 months and 4 weeks. these were phillips ones

they should last longer that, have you thought about contacting them and letting them know as standard bulbs last longer than that

phil140701

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MTM wrote:

Bumping again


Received a letter from EAGA this morning ....Scottish Power are doing a promotion with EAGA Partnership if you are in receipt of the benefits listed
Income support
Housing / Council tax benefit
Income based JSA
Attendance Allowance
Disability Allowance
Industrial Injuries Disablement Pension benefit
War Diasablement Pension
Pension Credit
Child tax Credit
Working tax credit

offer is limited to 4 lights per home during April 2006 - March 2008

it also states on this letter that this information can be passed onto friend and family member... well mse is one big family

telephone 08448000444 quoting ref B11VM

i am not a customer of scottish power!!

bear1

I just telephoned for the bulbs and the quoted code is old, they gave me a new one to pass on which is RFB9FUM.

MTM_2

bear1 wrote:

I just telephoned for the bulbs and the quoted code is old, they gave me a new one to pass on which is RFB9FUM.

thanks for letting us know

MTM_2

bear1 wrote:

I just telephoned for the bulbs and the quoted code is old, they gave me a new one to pass on which is RFB9FUM.

please use the new code when requesting lightbulbs:D

BexTech

PowerGen are giving away 4 'new compact design' low energy bulbs.

You receive 2 11w (60w) and 2 8w (40w).

You need to be on at least one of the following benefits:-

Council Tax Benefit
Housing Tax benefit
Income support
Housing / Council tax benefit
Income Based JSA
Attendance Allowance
Disability Living Allowance
Disablement Pension
War Disablement Pension
State Pension Credit
Child tax Credit (Where the relevant income is £14,600 or less)
Working tax credit (Where the relevant income is £14,600 or less)

You don't need to be a customer of PowerGen.

Just send your name, address and benefit details, ensuring you quote ref: ARP06 to:-

PowerGen
FREEPOST
PO BOX 7
Manchester
M19 2HD



Offer available between 1 April 2005 and 31 March 2008.