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MSE News: 200,000 Good Energy customers face steep price hike
Former_MSE_Callum
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Green gas and electricity supplier Good Energy is to increase its prices by an average of 7% next month, with bills for a typical household set to rise by £81/year...
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'200,000 Good Energy customers face steep price hike'
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It's worth it to know that all my energy is coming from renewable sources (also their customer services are much easier to deal with than some of the bigger companies).0
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Soon to be one less customer I'm afraid. Numerous problems with billing over the past year - but I was not too concerned because I paid on receipt of bill. I wouldn't fancy giving them free-rein to dip into my bank account to take direct debits. I would probably have stayed because of the ethos of the company but, for the sake of adding the £30 penalty for non-DD, they lose a customer.
So, Ecotricity? Solarplicity? At least I've got a few days off to read some reviews!0
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