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WANTED link for free energysaving lightbulbs
Magenta
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Hi all,
Does anyone have a link to apply for some free energy saving lightbulbs? I am sure that I saw one here and have been trawling back through the pages but not found it. Many thanks for any help.
Does anyone have a link to apply for some free energy saving lightbulbs? I am sure that I saw one here and have been trawling back through the pages but not found it. Many thanks for any help.
:smileyheaMagenta
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Here's one for you - usually you need to be on a benefit!
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=21376&highlight=energy+lightbulbsI'm mad!!!! :rotfl::jand celebrating everyday every year!!!0 -
or you can ask at your local CAB
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Thanks very much Lord, I have already bought some for my mother but she needs some more and I find them good but expensive. Will write off for them for her tomorrow. Thanks.:smileyheaMagenta0
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I know it's not technically free, but Wilkinson's have Energy Saving lightbulbs for £1 each for three different options (brightness)2012 Target...
10 half marathons in a year. First one, New Years day!0 -
That's great Lst Claire, I will have a look in there too. I bet at that price they will all go very quickly.:smileyheaMagenta0
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morrisons have them at that price too0
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https://www.energyefficiency.powergen.co.uk/advicecentre/category6/Lighting.htm
They wont send them with info you give them over phone you have to write to them with what benefits you have. I asked them why do we have to do this when we can give you our information over the phone? They said I had to give them my signature. How strange. I very much doubt they will check whether your are entitled to them or not.0 -
I suppose that if they have your signature and you turn out to have lied then it's easier to do something about it.0
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Unfortunately no Morrissons where I live. But my mother is in the entitled category so that is not a problem.
I also think that they would not be checking through records to match signatures. But you never know!:smileyheaMagenta0
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