Utility Warehouse (Telecom Plus) Discussion

Quentin

So are you saying that Nigewick has mislead us!

And him trying to turn me (and date me) as well!

This is no way to start a relationship.

Choc

No mate ive just looked into it and yes he's right its a 0871 number now,my mistake as i havent had to ring them for quite a while.

hurrah

Choc wrote: »

No mate ive just looked into it and yes he's right its a 0871 number now,my mistake as i havent had to ring them for quite a while.

Blimey they even rip their own distributors off making them phone 0871.

Their is an alternative number that customers might like to try that still works thats 020 8955 5000,whether their put you through i dont know.

Mike_by_the_Sea

As far as I know, the old Executive Services number still works.

hurrah

Mike_by_the_Sea wrote: »

As far as I know, the old Executive Services number still works.

That will save Nigel and Choc some money then.:D

NigeWick

Quentin wrote: »

And him trying to turn me

I don't want my luck to change THAT much:eek:

I think the company is catching on to people using the old geographic numbers and are changing them, as if nobody knows the new ones they are using, we will all contribute to profits. I don't think they are worse than most other companies, I would just prefer them to be better than all other companies.

Nigel.

hurrah

Choc wrote: »

Our prices are being reduced as we speak.

More misleading info,from one of their distributors, electricity prices have in fact gone up 7% in some regions of UK when most suppliers are putting them down.

See todays Sunday Observer .http://observer.guardian.co.uk/cash/story/0,,2073304,00.html

"'While EDF Energy and, previously, npower have come in for much justified criticism for not cutting their electricity prices for their most loyal electricity customers, Telecom Plus has cynically taken advantage of the confusion over prices to actually increase its electricity prices for certain customers,' says Joe Malinowski "

Mike_by_the_Sea

hurrah wrote: »

More misleading info,from one of their distributors, electricity prices have in fact gone up 7% in some regions of UK when most suppliers are putting them down.

See todays Sunday Observer .http://observer.guardian.co.uk/cash/story/0,,2073304,00.html

"'While EDF Energy and, previously, npower have come in for much justified criticism for not cutting their electricity prices for their most loyal electricity customers, Telecom Plus has cynically taken advantage of the confusion over prices to actually increase its electricity prices for certain customers,' says Joe Malinowski "

And to add the response. for completeness......

'Overall we have reduced gas and electricity prices significantly across the country, but there are one or two regional exceptions to this where we hadn't put our prices up as much as others did previously,' says Charles Wigoder, chief executive of Telecom Plus.

hurrah

What a woeful response to the fact that thousands of households will face increased electricity bills increase after T-Plus quietly put its prices up last week. Despite huge falls in the cost to of buying both gas and electricity over the last year.

chinup_3

and amazingly some people think they are going to make a 'new financial freedom' with this company !!