Utility Warehouse (Telecom Plus) Discussion

keggs

So what Jimexbox. Whether you are right or not is not relevant anymore. Go and ask the 100 members of the club who recently received a negative bill as to whether they care if UW energy prices are amongst the highest. In any case - compared to what? Comparison web sites? :rotfl:

I know you are still trying Jimexbox but do yourself a favour - be the first of the AUWF and let this dying thread die with a little dignity.

Steve

UW Distributor & Very Happy Customer

Quentin

It seems keggs would like to see the thread "die", yet keggs keeps all his mates going with your regular lurks and motivational thank yous.

Regarding "Negative Bills", presumably this means that the mislead uw members have built up a credit during the summer months which happens with most fixed monthly payment schemes. Nothing unique about that. In fact if only 100 uw members are in that position now, something is wrong with their monthly payment system!

The risky "CashBack Card" isn't unique at all (and doesn't pay cashback either).

You can get better cashcard benefits elsewhere, and not have to tie it to buying expensive utilities, thereby getting the best of both worlds (cheaper utilities plus cashcard shopping discounts) if you want to use a prepayment card.

1carminestocky

Quentin wrote: »

It seems keggs would like to see the thread "die", yet keggs keeps all his mates going with your regular lurks and motivational thank yous.

Regarding "Negative Bills", presumably this means that the mislead uw members have built up a credit during the summer months which happens with most fixed monthly payment schemes. Nothing unique about that. In fact if only 100 uw members are in that position now, something is wrong with their monthly payment system!

The risky "CashBack Card" isn't unique at all (and doesn't pay cashback either).

You can get better cashcard benefits elsewhere, and not have to tie it to buying expensive utilities, thereby getting the best of both worlds (cheaper utilities plus cashcard shopping discounts) if you want to use a prepayment card.

So you've been saying for months but not one link as of yet. How strange.

1carminestocky

jimexbox wrote: »

UW are still amongst the most expensive energy suppliers, this is a fact. If you wish to dispute this fact, please provide hard evidence rather than anecdotal evidence.

Not for me. But, of course, I only concern myself with the amount outstanding at the bottom of the bill As an aside, should you ever leave Eon your final bill will calculated based on amongst the most expensive tariffs on the market. Talking of facts, I re-post this from earlier:

I joined UW recently, have had the UW cashback card since 17/7/09 and have already accrued £36 discount off my first bill by buying the things I would previously have bought on my debit card. This discount will equate to an approx 50% saving on my gas and electric charges.

UW is the ONLY utility supplier that gives customers the opportunity to decrease their bills (in some cases down to NIL) WITHOUT decreasing their usage. Fact.

keggs

Quentin wrote: »

Regarding "Negative Bills", presumably this means that the mislead uw members have built up a credit during the summer months which happens with most fixed monthly payment schemes. Nothing unique about that. In fact if only 100 uw members are in that position now, something is wrong with their monthly payment system! :rotfl:

You can get better cashcard benefits elsewhere, and not have to tie it to buying expensive utilities, thereby getting the best of both worlds (cheaper utilities plus cashcard shopping discounts) if you want to use a prepayment card.

Really Quentin. Is that the best reposte you can come up with. You really are a spent force aren't you.

As for your lame cashback card point we are still waiting for an example? Carmine keeps asking for it. Why do you refuse to gve it?

Be honest for once - you haven't a clue - it's just fluff and bubble.
Steve

UW Distributor & Very Happy Customer

Quentin

I ignore his troll posts, and am unaware of these requests. I doubt they are genuine, anyway. And wonder what your motive is in repeating his requests, rather than adressing the points raised.

What is the relevance of getting examples? You know that with fixed payments a credit builds up during the summer months when central heating is off. You also know the card benefits offered by the risky uw card are not unique.

You make no attempt to answer to the actual points raised.

Though I do see you have added your own childish response into the post of mine you "quoted", thereby again showing how uw reps are prepared to mislead.

1carminestocky

Lol. Megafail. How many times have we seen Quentin link to the same networker plus video in the last few months? Twenty? Thirty? But ask him for a link to back up HIS claim and he's back into his shell...

keggs

Quentin wrote: »

I ignore his troll posts, and am unaware of these requests. I doubt they are genuine, anyway. And wonder what your motive is in repeating his requests, rather than adressing the points raised.

What is the relevance of getting examples? You know that with fixed payments a credit builds up during the summer months when central heating is off. You also know the card benefits offered by the risky uw card are not unique.

You make no attempt to answer to the actual points raised.

Though I do see you have added your own childish response into the post of mine you "quoted", thereby again showing how uw reps are prepared to mislead.

Oh really Quentin. Can't you do any better than this. The word desperation comes to mind. You know very well as we all do that Carmine has asked you on a number of occasions to point everyone to anywhere you can get a Cash back card that is better than anything that UW offers.

I admire your persistence in writing rubbish but even you must now realise that your posts are just that nowadays - rubbish

Steve

Quentin

I see you only reply in the carmine vein. (Press the ignore button and you can miss all his posts too).

Why don't you address the issues I raised instead of using words like desperation.

(And isn't it a sign of your desperation (or immaturity) when you altered my post to add in your childish comment to make it look as I had originally posted the whole thing!)

Though I suppose it's typical behaviour from someone with your track record for deliberately misleading people (eg the car park trick)

keggs

:rotfl:

What points - I must have missed something serious amongst the rest of the rubbish. Would you like to answer Carmine or are you going to do to him what you did to Nigewick.

Steve

UW Distributor & Very Happy Customer