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We are being bribed with our own money
What_time_is_it
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You can stick your £200 loan.
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Great, thanks for letting us know.6
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You will take your £200 loan, repay it, and like it.4
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I don't want a loan with fixed repayments over a number of years. How do I decline this rebate?:heartpuls Mrs Marleyboy :heartpuls
MSE: many of the benefits of a helpful family, without disadvantages like having to compete for the tv remote
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OK, instead of the loan we'll reduce your October energy bill by £200, and we'll introduce a mandatory payment of £40/year for 5 years. How about that?1
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You can't (I'd prefer not to have it either, but them's the breaks)Tigsteroonie said:I don't want a loan with fixed repayments over a number of years. How do I decline this rebate?1 -
Cut yourself off from the energy supply before October and do not reconnect for five years.Tigsteroonie said:I don't want a loan with fixed repayments over a number of years. How do I decline this rebate?4 -
Surely wait until after £200 rebate and then disconnect. They will not be able to recover it.4
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I can’t see the point of this ‘loan’. If I am reading correctly,there will be a further increase in October. What happens then? In the grand scheme,it’s a token .0
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Politics.mumf said:I can’t see the point of this ‘loan’. If I am reading correctly,there will be a further increase in October. What happens then? In the grand scheme,it’s a token .0 -
Cancel your electricity supply & get meter removed before October and don't restart it again for 5 years. Maybe not so practical for most people.Tigsteroonie said:I don't want a loan with fixed repayments over a number of years. How do I decline this rebate?Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.1
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