Utility Warehouse (Telecom Plus) Discussion

Cardew

1carminestocky wrote: »

I have. They appeared to be heavily weighted in favour of insults to hide your lack of knowledge/credible arguments. Please spell it out for me. I want details not late night bluster and diversion. You know my region, you know my telephony needs, go get me a better deal, properly costed.

You know, I know and anyone with common sense knows, that a far better deal for you would be to keep your phone with UW and get your gas and electricity hundreds of pounds cheaper from another company.

However everyone also knows that if better deals are explained, not talking to 'Barry' in India, monthly bills, etc etc loom large in your personal perception of best deal.

So why can't you be content in the knowledge that you are happy with your deal.

As long as everyone else who reads this thread is aware of just how expensive UW gas and electricity is compared to the opposition, then it is mission accomplished.

1carminestocky

Cardew wrote: »

You know, I know and anyone with common sense knows, that a far better deal for you would be to keep your phone with UW and get your gas and electricity hundreds of pounds cheaper from another company.

However everyone also knows that if better deals are explained, not talking to 'Barry' in India, monthly bills, etc etc loom large in your personal perception of best deal.

So why can't you be content in the knowledge that you are happy with your deal.

As long as everyone else who reads this thread is aware of just how expensive UW gas and electricity is compared to the opposition, then it is mission accomplished.

That's a no in Cardew-speak, then? A total failure on the Carmine Challenge Front (tm)...

Here's a clue to give you a better chance. If I was paying your four and a half year old fixed BG tariff for my gas and electric it would be £733 per year. Of course, you are always keen to state you are getting an unbeatable deal with this. Fine. Even though this tariff hasn't been available for years, I'm happy to accept it in the equation to give you a chance of reparing your shattered pride. That would leave me £167 to get phone line rental, unlimited broadband and 24/7 UK/international calls. £14 a month. Possible? At least have a go.

kippen_noedel

lol,

are my questions so difficult to answer with clarity that people hope they will disappear down the pages without having to be addressed.

Mike_by_the_Sea

andybos wrote: »

hello squablers!! cardew no it would be 3 services as mobile counts as 1 regardless of numbers. hope this helps.
Andy
uw dis

PS Unless you are in Northern Ireland

jimexbox

1carminestocky wrote: »

16 mins constructing a reply and decided against it, Cardew? Struggling, are you?

Why do the PUWF see any time delay in answering posts as somehow 'winning' the argument? The amount of posts I read in the evening where PUWF members gloat that someone has 'ran away', or 'takes a long time' to reply is astonishing. When if fact one could be on the toilet, having a meal or may even be copulating, which I can assure you is far more interesting than reading carmine desperately scrabbling around trying to justify paying way over the odds for their energy requirements.

jimexbox

Maz wrote: »

I ask again, what is 'average'and what criteria do they hold?

Possibly an individual who doesn't base their entire annual spending requirements justifying their predilection for obsessively ringing 0870/0845 numbers all day, and their mate 'Bob' who lives on a small island of the coast of Papua New Guinea.

jimexbox

1carminestocky wrote: »

That's a no in Cardew-speak, then? A total failure on the Carmine Challenge Front (tm)...

A little rich comming from carmine, who 'ignores' posters who he cannot handle.:rotfl:

Cardew

1carminestocky wrote: »

That's a no in Cardew-speak, then? A total failure on the Carmine Challenge Front (tm)...

Here's a clue to give you a better chance. If I was paying your four and a half year old fixed BG tariff for my gas and electric it would be £733 per year. Of course, you are always keen to state you are getting an unbeatable deal with this. Fine. Even though this tariff hasn't been available for years, I'm happy to accept it in the equation to give you a chance of reparing your shattered pride. That would leave me £167 to get phone line rental, unlimited broadband and 24/7 UK/international calls. £14 a month. Possible? At least have a go.

Last try.

£733 gas and electricity.
£240 UW Broadband/phone

Total £973 - minus the £500 you apparently save on your cashcard is a Total of £473

That is cheaper than £900 is it not?

NigeWick

Cardew wrote: »

However you made exactly the same claims before the introduction of the Cash Card.

When I made the claims, it was true. Now that I can find other companies with cheaper electricity and gas, I am still happy to stick with Utility Warehouse because I save money in the way *I* want to. I know that you do not understand others having different ideas to you but you need to get your head round the fact that there are very few "average" people and that many of us do not share your loathing of a company that can and does save people money on their utilities.


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

NigeWick

kippen_noedel wrote: »

still waiting to see if any of you sales agents are willing to answer the question

Why bother? There are very few "average" families. I am happy to accept for some notional bare figures, Utility Warehouse will not work out the cheapest, however if people are in a position to use the pre payment card to good effect, many of them can pay less than they would to any other supplier, just by doing their usual shopping in the usual stores. You fail to recognise that we are all individuals with our own sets of requirements. What apparently suits you, does not meet my wants.