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Staywarm - huge increase!
Hello, I've just read some of the other messages about Staywarm with interest, and wanted to add in my bit! We are with Staywarm and have been for a few years - we have a two bedroom terraced house in Northumberland. Last year we paid £49.95 per month, but this year this is increasing by over 20% to £60.25. The increase seems quite large and I wondered if other Staywarm customers have experienced a similar rise in their monthly bills?
I like the convenience of knowing exactly what we're paying, but am going to start to compare prices to see if we can get a better deal elsewhere.
I like the convenience of knowing exactly what we're paying, but am going to start to compare prices to see if we can get a better deal elsewhere.
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I live in Durham area 3 bedroom,2 person terrace house
Price rise 16.5% £54.65 to £63.69
Have a look at http://www.uswitch.com/0 -
We live in Lincolnshire.
3 beds, detached house 2 people, we pay £60.90 p/m.
Also look at the posts on Powergen Staywarm.0 -
If you check your own meter and know what your unit costs and any standing charges are, you can still budget quite accurately even paying direct debit for a variable use. To my mind, paying £fixed every month is likely to be an expensive option unless you have your windows open and heating on all winter and windows closed & air conditioning on all summer. All companies are in business to make a profit, and, if you believe that Staywarm is a bargain they are probably making more profit from you than you think.Debox wrote:I like the convenience of knowing exactly what we're paying, but am going to start to compare prices to see if we can get a better deal elsewhere.
My suggestion is to check your readings against competitors' prices and see what results you get. I live in a 3 bedroom bungalow and my electricity & gas (hot water & heating) combined doesn't come to £50 per month even in the dead of winter.
Nigel.The mind of the bigot is like the pupil of the eye; the more light you pour upon it, the more it will contract.
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