Utility Warehouse (Telecom Plus) Discussion

NigeWick

Cardew wrote: »

If you post your gas and electricity consumption in kWh here, we* will give you the prices for the cheapest tariff and for UW.

(* I doubt you will get a UW salesmen helping you!!!)

Erm, didn't Carmine PM me with an e-mail address so that I could send him the .pdf of prices. Didn't Carmine subsequently become a customer of Utility Warehouse?

jimexbox

1carminestocky wrote: »

Nige, why not just put him on ignore? Seriously, it's pure bliss. He's genuinely not worth your time.

Oh I thought you were reading my posts now?;)

NigeWick

1carminestocky wrote: »

Nige, why not just put him on ignore?

Because I'm right. :beer:

1carminestocky

NigeWick wrote: »

Because I'm right. :beer:

Everyone with at least one functioning brain cell can clearly see that. Alas....

jimexbox

NigeWick wrote: »

Then why keep using them to try and prove your point then?

The Ofgem figures don't suit you? Plus everyone can use these figures for their own postcode and see the truth for themselves.

Quentin

NigeWick wrote: »

Erm, didn't Carmine PM me with an e-mail address so that I could send him the .pdf of prices. Didn't Carmine subsequently become a customer of Utility Warehouse?

As previously posted, UW reps using the pm system to get round the forum rules and get business breaks the rules.

But you knew that, so why now boast to us you got away with it?

1carminestocky

Quentin wrote: »

As previously posted, UW reps using the pm system to get round the forum rules and get business breaks the rules.

But you knew that, so why now boast to us you got away with it?

Err, I didn't sign up with NigeWick. In actual fact (sorry IDs) I signed up directly with the company. It wouldn't have been right to choose one ID on here, I don't know any locally, and at NO POINT did NigeWick suggest I sign up with him. Yet more pathetic warbling, Quentin.

jimexbox

Have you warned your dad yet carmine? I would hate to see him 'done' over.

Quentin

keggs wrote: »

And your point is?

The point is that as UW members pay on average over £100 more than if they used the cheaper tariffs on offer from the "Big 6", so UW can easily "afford" to make this retention offer to get gullibles to stay.

But the new big money actually goes to recruiting, and this is the area which has got the attention - compare the new £400 to £1000 bonuses on offer to stimulate the downlines of the multi level (non pyramid) organisation to the £2.50 given for signing a new electricity customer!

jimexbox

Quentin wrote: »

The point is that as UW members pay on average over £100 more than if they used the cheaper tariffs on offer from the "Big 6", so UW can easily "afford" to make this retention offer to get gullibles to stay.

But the new big money actually goes to recruiting, and this is the area which has got the attention - compare the new £400 to £1000 bonuses on offer to stimulate the downlines of the multi level (non pyramid) organisation to the £2.50 given for signing a new electricity customer!

I would say you under estimate it Quentin. Using official standard user Ofgem figures, its more like UW customer pay over £200 extra.