Utility Warehouse (Telecom Plus) Discussion

Quentin

kippen_noedel wrote: »

If you don't like it asked the admin to remove you and all of your posts from the forum permanently and do what you said you would do. Don't come back either as Keggs or one of your other online personnas.

UW reps can't really use this forum in the way keggs has (to tell us how happy he is with uw, when his posts elsewhere on the net actually say he is in fact so unhappy with the UW who he feels "offer the worst energy prices" (his words),that he confesses to being "very uneasy at offering uw energy to potential customers". (his words again)

Then expect to be given a clear run and their "wishes" granted!

And don't forget, Keggs admitted he comes here to cause a spot of bother!

Originally Posted by keggs
The site to me is a joke so I will treat it like one. As Quentin is the biggest joke on here, then I feel quite at home from time to time to use him or her as my lance. Call me cruel if you wish but it gives me a break from other things I do........I haven't gone too far away but I won't get involved in an UW discussion again. Period.

keggs

Again Quentin

Please refrain from wither referring to me or quoting.

It certainly demonstrates your lack of any thought you give to other people.

What a nice person you are - not

Quentin

keggs wrote: »

I have informed the abuse section that I have just one persona - keggs.

Trouble is, as shown above, "keggs" has at least a dual personality - the "happy" with uw here keggs, or the unhappy keggs elsewhere!

keggs

Quentin wrote: »

Trouble is, as shown above, "keggs" has at least a dual personality - the "happy" with uw here keggs, or the unhappy keggs elsewhere!

I won't be drawn

Quentin

keggs wrote: »

I won't be drawn

So we see.

(From your 5 posts this afternoon!)

Cardew

For the benefit of new readers, and existing UW customers, be advised that:

UW gas and electricity is just about the most expensive in UK and £hundreds more than the cheapest tariff - generally around 30%.

That fact can be confirmed by checking the tariffs in any comparison website or by comparing the tariffs yourself. Use the WHICH comparison website if you wish.

There is no need to listen to either side of the argument on this thread, just confirm the facts with any independent source.

As an example the average UK customer uses 20,500kWh gas and 3,300kWh electricity. In my area(Midlands) that will cost £894 with the cheapest supplier, the cheapest UW tariff is £1,199. That is £305 and 34% more expensive if you are silly enough to have UW as your gas and electricity supplier.

kippen_noedel

keggs wrote: »

Insulting people is the sign of a worried individual..

Strange way to admit that you are a very worried individual, the normal course of action would be to seek medical advice. That hole you keep digging for yourself must be quite extensive by now.

Anyway shouldn't you be off trying to convince some poor soul that the very expensive gas from UW smells nicer than that supplied by other companies and the electricity on offer from UW is less lethal if you stick your finger in a socket ?? How else can they justify the prices they charge ??

JennyR68

Cardew wrote: »

For the benefit of new readers, and existing UW customers, be advised that:

UW gas and electricity is just about the most expensive in UK and £hundreds more than the cheapest tariff - generally around 30%.

That fact can be confirmed by checking the tariffs in any comparison website or by comparing the tariffs yourself. Use the WHICH comparison website if you wish.

There is no need to listen to either side of the argument on this thread, just confirm the facts with any independent source.

As an example the average UK customer uses 20,500kWh gas and 3,300kWh electricity. In my area(Midlands) that will cost £894 with the cheapest supplier, the cheapest UW tariff is £1,199. That is £305 and 34% more expensive if you are silly enough to have UW as your gas and electricity supplier.

I've just checked and they work out 65% more expensive for me,which is a whopping £523 :eek:

Am intrigued by the savings calculator on their website - I was expecting 'who are currently with? how many kwh do you use?' no - how old are your kids and how many bedrooms do you have! And they promised I'd save £67 on my electric. :rotfl:

markharding557

keggs said

Again Quentin

Please refrain from wither referring to me or quoting.

you have no right to tell anyone not to quote you, if you read the terms of using this site you will see that it assumes copyright of all posts.(see forum etiquette notice on forum front page)
this means that none of us own our posts and as such only the owner can tell us not to quote.

EssexMum_3

Hello all - once again dipping my toe in these shark-infested waters, but I wanted to know if anyone (Jannine?) has experience of what to expect from their UW representative once they get wind of a customer leaving? I believe my fuel switch is going through and so I assume I'll be hearing from him (although I haven't seen him for about 2 years...) I expect this may already have been covered so I apologise if it's going over old ground, but the length of this thread... it's a marathon