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Npower Third Price Rise in a Year
Energy company Npower is to increase its prices for domestic customers for the third time this year.
From 1 October, gas bills will increase by 17.2% and electricity by 9.9%, the company said.
It blamed the rise on an increase in wholesale energy prices, which it said had jumped 250% since 2003 and 60% in the past year
From 1 October, gas bills will increase by 17.2% and electricity by 9.9%, the company said.
It blamed the rise on an increase in wholesale energy prices, which it said had jumped 250% since 2003 and 60% in the past year
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Have they announced that today :eek: It's not fair, just as the heating will be about to be switched on :mad:Squares knitted for my throw ~ 90 (yes!!! I have finally finished it :rotfl: )Squares made for my patchwork quilt ~ 80 (only the "actual" quilting to do now :rotfl:)0
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/5324794.stm
I love this:"We are the last of the major energy suppliers to raise our prices - Npower customers pay lower prices for longer," Mr Miles added.
What he means is we delay our third price rise in the year as we know a lot of people will switch to us thinking we are the cheapest.0 -
Cardew wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/5324794.stm
I love this:
What he means is we delay our third price rise in the year as we know a lot of people will switch to us thinking we are the cheapest.
Which is EXACTLY what I did yesterday :mad: Been onto Energyline today to cancel, need to find another now. I wouldn't mind so much, but I switched to BG the day before their price hike announcement last month. Not very good at this lark I guess:p0 -
What tarriff do the comparsion sites display? When will the npower prices get put on the website? On the day they go live? or the day of the announcement?0
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This is getting so crazy. I switched to Npower a couple of months ago. I'm wondering what the point is of switching. Because within a few months of switching it's all change again.
Do these companys just think 'Lets increase our prices AGAIN by a huge amount, the poor b@stards that need heating will still pay'.
I am sooo angry.0 -
It`s only a few weeks ago that the switching sites had Npower sign online tariff as the one to switch to, saving you hundreds of pounds.
Yet again it proves what a whole con these switching sites are.
At the moment Atlantic are coming out top for everyone to change to.
In a few weeks it`ll be someone else who`ll bring out a new deal to come top of the charts and the whole circus starts again.
The switching sites are loving it because they get £50 per switch no matter who it`s to.0 -
At least I have got 3 bottles of Champagne by mistake instead of 1 from uswitch.0
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Is does include all the sign online tariffs as they have only recently been put up in the last month or so.0
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humfer wrote:Is does include all the sign online tariffs as they have only recently been put up in the last month or so.
http://www.ukpower.co.uk/price%2Bupdates.asp
"Note: Existing Sign Online 6 customers will not be affected by this change"0
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