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Co-op withdraws Fixed March 2015 tariff
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The Co-op's Fixed March 2015 tariff has been withdrawn and replaced with a Fixed July 2015 tariff.
Standing charges are unchanged at £73.00 pa (monthly DD) but unit rates have gone up by an average of around 3.5%.
Standing charges are unchanged at £73.00 pa (monthly DD) but unit rates have gone up by an average of around 3.5%.

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Due to an increase in coke prices no doubt.That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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Consumerist wrote: »The Co-op's Fixed March 2015 tariff has been withdrawn and replaced with a Fixed July 2015 tariff.
Standing charges are unchanged at £73.00 pa (monthly DD) but unit rates have gone up by an average of around 3.5%.
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NittyGritty wrote: »every new tariff comes with a price hike in unit rates
I see that Ovo have re-vamped their Just Reward scheme too; it's now a fixed £60 pa discount, paid monthly, instead of a 5% discount from each bill. Is this what Ofgem might call "innovation"?Warning: In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
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Received from Co-operative Energy on the 24th December.
We need to let you know about some changes we have had to make as a result of a Retail Market Review that has been undertaken by our regulator, Ofgem. The aim of their review has been to create a simpler, clearer and fairer market place for energy customers.
To meet the new requirements following this review, all energy suppliers have had to evaluate the incentives offered to their customers. After 31 December 2013, energy suppliers will no longer be able to offer certain types of discount to their customers.
How does this affect you?
Currently we offer the following incentives because you are a member of Co-operative Group
One membership point for every £1 you spent with us
Share of the profits distributed each year
The regulator has instructed us to cease operating this scheme as of 31 December 2013. This is because you, as a member of Co-operative Group, do not have a direct democratic link to Midcounties Co-operative.
Don't understand why they can't continue as its a members profit share scheme - Ofgem again fantastic.
I also used to get extra points for reading my own meters each month – what will I get now
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inearlygaveup wrote: »Received from Co-operative Energy on the 24th December.
. . . The regulator has instructed us to cease operating this scheme as of 31 December 2013. This is because you, as a member of Co-operative Group, do not have a direct democratic link to Midcounties Co-operative. . . .Warning: In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
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Never mind, just think they can give the money they are not giving you to Ed Balls.That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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