Utility Warehouse (Telecom Plus) Discussion

Quentin

NigeWick wrote: »

I'll ask again. How do you explain that I pay less for my gas and electricity than I would with any other companies?

You have explained many times. Why ask again?

You know your gas and electricity is expensive.

You spend on your risky prepayment card then use the spend related discount to get money off your bill.

Despite being shown many times that is a convoluted method of getting a reduction in your expensive energy.

Why don't you simply buy your energy at the cheapest prices elsewhere?

jimexbox

Quentin wrote: »

Why don't you simply buy your energy at the cheapest prices elsewhere?

And if they must have the discount card, use this against broadband and phone?

NigeWick

jimexbox wrote: »

You don't have to take my word for it.

And I do not. Because you "maintain" opinions and do not produce facts. It is a fact that I pay less for my gas and electricity than I would with any other companies. I have shown the figures on this thread. You "maintain" that you pay 19% less than you would with Utility Warehouse but so far have not provided any actual usage amounts, current supplier & tariff to support your claim.

Should all the Utility Warehouse detractors here pay more than the would with Utility Warehouse, it does not alter the fact that many people can benefit from being a customer if their requirements and circumstances fit certain criteria. You all roll out the same points time after time and it is boring. I roll out the same counter arguments and that is boring too. However, apart from the independent distributors who frequent this thread, there are one or two other who are just satisfied customers. If these people can save money, others can as well.

The bottom line is that this is a money saving site. Utility Warehouse will not suit everybody, but, many people can save money by being a customer.

I am an independent distributor with Utility Warehouse and the views I express may not be shared by the company.

NigeWick

jimexbox wrote: »

£200 x 30,000 reps = nice little earner.

Please explain how you consider this an "earner." While you're at it, how about producing your gas and electricity usage figures along with your supplier and tariff?

NigeWick

jimexbox wrote: »

Still ignoring me?

I could ask you the same question. I have answered your questions but you ignore mine and refuse to provide proof of what you "maintain."

NigeWick

Quentin wrote: »

You have explained many times. Why ask again?

Because you do not yet get the point.

jimexbox

NigeWick wrote: »

And I do not. Because you "maintain" opinions and do not produce facts. It is a fact that I pay less for my gas and electricity than I would with any other companies. I have shown the figures on this thread. You "maintain" that you pay 19% less than you would with Utility Warehouse but so far have not provided any actual usage amounts, current supplier & tariff to support your claim.

Any figures I give are totally irrelevant. We can just use the useless definition of a standard user. I believe is 20500 kWh gas and 3300 kWh electricity. Would this be OK with you?

Using MSE recommended energyhelpline, UW are 18% (£179) more expensive than my current tariff, which isn't even the cheapest. The cheapest saving you a whopping 23% (£227)

Nige, how can you deny this basic fact on a money saving site? Honestly its embarrassing.

keggs

jimexbox wrote: »

Using MSE recommended energyhelpline.....

Given Martin Lewis massive mistake over energy capping I wouldn't trust anything he recommends anymore.

Steve
UW Distributor & Very Happy Customer

jimexbox

keggs wrote: »

Given Martin Lewis massive mistake over energy capping I wouldn't trust anything he recommends anymore.

Steve
UW Distributor & Very Happy Customer

So energyhelpline are giving out inaccurate information?

Quentin

Cardew wrote: »

You really cannot believe that people would pay £200 to become a salesman,(for just about the most expensive gas and electricity in UK) and then travel, presumably without travel expenses, and pay for their ticket(£30?) for a sales seminar.

You really have to admire Charles!

Don't forget you are dealing with people who happily paid for tickets to attend their rally to hear big al teach them how to manipulate the minds of their prospects so that they "beleive what you say"!

http://www.networkerplus.co.uk/videos/rejection-free-presentation-big-al.html