Utility Warehouse (Telecom Plus) Discussion

jimexbox

keggs wrote: »

I see the AUWF have disappeared - once again! :beer:

Not sure about other posters, but I actually have real life. You know guys, Sunday lunch, maybe pint or two. Maybe you should try it once and awhile. So if I dont post back immediately, try and resist the urge to post drivel such as the comments above, only makes you lot look even more desperate.

£255 Mmmm

keggs

jimexbox wrote: »

Not sure about other posters, but I actually have real life. You know guys, Sunday lunch, maybe pint or two.

Glad to hear it. So do I.

1carminestocky

jimexbox wrote: »

Not sure about other posters, but I actually have real life. You know guys, Sunday lunch, maybe pint or two. Maybe you should try it once and awhile. So if I dont post back immediately, try and resist the urge to post drivel such as the comments above, only makes you lot look even more desperate.

£255 Mmmm

Hmmm..I'm wondering if those 2 pints have loosened you up a little . Worth a try...

What's your usage figures?

What cash back card do you use for your shopping?

keggs

Doesn't look as if it has Carmine. Ah well. Have another :beer:

1carminestocky

He started writing what I suspect was a reply but then obviously decided against it. He clearly doesn't care much for these questions (odd when you consider he's always banging on about me not answering his questions even though I always do but not in the way jimexbox wants me to). Oh well...

jimexbox

I could give you any figures I wish, you clearly don't believe me (denial syndrome), I will learn to live with it. Al Gore would call it 'the awful' truth. That UW are totally uncompetitive, its a basic tenant of business. If you resell another persons product (Npower) then add in a juicy layer of profit for yourselves, the price for the consumer will rise. Ladies and gentlemen that is an undeniable fact, yes, employees and shareholders may wish to deny this, but anyone with a little sense will see through the sales waffle.

If you wish to deny this, give me one postcode anywhere in the UK where MSE recommended 'energyhelpline' shows UW as being the cheapest energy supplier.

Did I mention that UW would cost me an extra £255 per year.;)

1carminestocky

This would be laughable behaviour from anybody, TBH, but from a poster like yourself who is forever banging about your questions not being answered it's quite extraordinary :eek: Your complete refusal to give any figs (not to mention not even acknowledging the question I've asked maybe 6 times regarding which cash back card you use ) can mean only one thing in my book. And you talk about denial in others?? :rotfl: What have you got to hide?

1. What are your usage figs?

2. What cash back card do you use for your shopping?

Hardly earth-shatteringly diffficult questions to answer. Unless...

jimexbox

1carminestocky wrote: »

This would be laughable behaviour from anybody, TBH, but from a poster like yourself who is forever banging about your questions not being answered it's quite extraordinary :eek: Your complete refusal to give any figs (not to mention not even acknowledging the question I've asked maybe 6 times regarding which cash back card you use ) can mean only one thing in my book. And you talk about denial in others?? :rotfl: What have you got to hide?

1. What are your usage figs?

2. What cash back card do you use for your shopping?

Hardly earth-shatteringly diffficult questions to answer. Unless...

Ha ha ha

1, I could make up any usage figures I like. If you dont believe me now, you wont believe me then. If you think Im lying have the good grace just to say it...

2, Ive never said I use a cashback card, with your extensive knowledge of my posting history, you of all people should know this.

Did I mention UW would cost me an extra £255 per year. As a financial investor can you explain such a price differential? Thank you.

1carminestocky

jimexbox wrote: »

Ha ha ha

1, I could make up any usage figures I like. If you dont believe me now, you wont believe me then. If you think Im lying have the good grace just to say it...

2, Ive never said I use a cashback card, with your extensive knowledge of my posting history, you of all people should know this.

Did I mention UW would cost me an extra £255 per year. As a financial investor can you explain such a price differential? Thank you.

I thought you were a serious money saver? It's a little curious you criticising UW customers who make use of a cash back card to get their bills down to potentially lower than with any other supplier, then you now admit you don't use a cash back card on your own shopping. You're an enigma wrapped up in a conundrum, jimexbox.

jimexbox

1carminestocky wrote: »

I thought you were a serious money saver? It's a little curious you criticising UW customers who make use of a cash back card to get their bills down to potentially lower than with any other supplier, then you now admit you don't use a cash back card on your own shopping. You're an enigma wrapped up in a conundrum, jimexbox.

How can I 'admit' something, when I never said I do it in the first place. Its like me admitting I never murdered anyone. Strange use of the English language.