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Former_E.ON_Company_Representative:_Malc

artha wrote: »

I was with Eon for a number of years (cheapest for me) but switched to EDF last year. I was happy with the way Eon reviewed my payments vs usage but EDF are a nightmare:eek: They seem to review my payments every time I put a meter reading in and never seem to take a long view. In the space of a few months I've had my own long term estimate of usage (120 - 140 pounds/month) go from £138 to £2 to £200 to £138(my request) to £188. What is the point of a steady direct debit that is supposed to even out the highs and lows of usage?

Hi artha

To be honest, we used to review payment arrangements after each bill. So, for quarterly customers, this was four times a year.

Following our Reset review that looked at all our relationships/processes etc, customers were telling us this was too much. Therefore, we now only look at changing the monthly amount, if necessary, twice a year.

The other two reviews are for info only so customers know where they are. The aim is to achieve as near as poss to a zero balance by the time of the annual review.

Hope this is of interest.

Malc

sinw

Waves to Malc.......

David.

sinw wrote: »

can u not donate 50p to staff on the advanced option?

Sausages good find 83% pork maybe just 17% Horse....

I can not see that option they deserve my 50p

Raven

Emily_Rachel wrote: »

OK. So the Guardian article confirms 25% off 6 bottles wine festival at T from 27th March. Most of their offers end 26th March. How likely is it they will roll these offers over....????? Some good buys look possible if they do and it glitches like last time. I like the 2 for 14.00 sparkling wines, which would be around 4 pounds a bottle, but if the finest vouchers work too there is a finest mundulla red wine 8.99 or 2 for 12 pounds which may be worth a go. I make that one 12 - 4.50 - 2.00 = 5.50 for 2 bottles. Fingers crossed!!

Emily, A's have a Blossom Hill Sparkling Pinot on offer 3 for £12 which is a good buy, seems no other store has it in stock (have been looking ) as its about £8 normally

couponqueen123

never_too_old wrote: »

I have just had a meeting with a financial advisor who was going through an expenditure list.I was asked how much i spend a month on shopping 2 adults and 1 teenager. I told the truth and said i set my budget at £280 but rarley get to that figure and he told me i couldn't be right.. as the national average for 2 adult and 1 child is £600 a month:eek:

surely that price is mostly brad shopping and lots of luxarys like coke:o sweets and crap thats not "essential"

sinw

David. wrote: »

I can not see that option they deserve my 50p

Is in advanced options, tip jar it called, maybe ask them on facebook? I can't find any details how on google, but that no surprise.....

pattylabelle

1 x Pampers Baby Dry Size 6 Extra Large 16kg+ (62)£12.00£8.65

squilliondollarbaby

sinw wrote: »

Is in advanced options, tip jar it called, maybe ask them on facebook? I can't find any details how on google, but that no surprise.....

You get the chance to tip the staff when you ask to cash out some money.

It pops up automatically during the process.

Chrisv

aau1 wrote: »

Only about £1.90

(Its the Twirl and Randoms that are missing from the 3 for £10 deal on MSM

)

At least one Twirl egg + 2 others from

minstrels 324g
Twirl 325g
Mars and friends 372g
Maltesers 312g

should give an APG of £6.93 v M's.

grass_roots

not a bad offer on cheese in Ts at the moment..

McLelland Seriously strong cheddar is £5 a kilo at the deli/dairy counter.

Raven wrote: »

CoT, i've been getting the Gallo White Grenache - its a rose wine that swmbo likes.



Raven

Raven, what does swmbo mean?
please put me out of my misery. i've written it down and been trying to work it out for ages
sweet wife m b o?
It's driving me mad :rotfl: