MSE News: £10 for dodgy call victims, as Npower fined £60,000 6 December 2012 at 2:05PM edited 30 November -1 at 1:00AM in Energy 7 replies 1.4K views

Former_MSE_Helen

"Consumers who received abandoned calls from big six energy provider Npower could get compensation..."

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£10 for dodgy call victims, as Npower fined £60,000

DaveF327

It's nice to see that a company has held its hands up for once, admitted wrongdoing and offered a freebie.

Now when do I get my high street vouchers from all these PPI companies??? :mad:

backfoot

NPower being a nuisance.....nothing new....:D

undaunted

DaveF327 wrote: »

It's nice to see that a company has held its hands up for once, admitted wrongdoing and offered a freebie.

Now when do I get my high street vouchers from all these PPI companies??? :mad:

They didn't - it says they were caught & fined - which isn't the same thing.

SnowTiger

Nice.

3,650 victims get a ten quid shopping voucher, total cost probably less than £30,000 to Npower because they're bought in bulk at less than face value.

Ofcom gets £60,000.

I wonder if they can pay the fine in shopping vouchers? :rotfl:

alandenman

Does that mean t-mobile owe me £10?

I actioned a 3 strikes and out (I stopped answering at 4!) rule on them.

alandenman

"Npower exceeded its 3% daily limit."

Sounds long odds on my silent calls.

chanz4

sounds like they will be rising prices again