E.on Fix Online v20

oliverbrown wrote: »

The right to refuse a smart meter is very clear, we don't need to justify it to you or anyone else.

Still waiting for the E.on rep to reply, comments from anyone else isn't constructive here.

That's the problem smart meters should never have been a choice for customers, just like when meters in the past were changed to more advanced versions people were never given the choice it just happened.

You really need to think to yourself if you can't justify why you don't want a smart meter what's the point in fighting against them. Why waste so much time and effort of yours and the energy companies refusing to have one just because you can.
Spend your time on something more productive that will actually benefit you

oliverbrown wrote: »

I would suggest the same to you, stop spending your time trying to convince someone who doesn't want a smart meter to accept one when I've already made it clear what my position is.

But your refusal of a smart meter is restricting the tariffs you can go onto which means your potentially going to be going onto more expensive tariffs to avoid one. This would be pretty foolish to effectively pay to not have a smart meter when you have no justification for not wanting one.

Yes you have stated your position but only a stupid person would maintain a position without any logical reason for doing so and refuse to discuss it. I'm assuming you don't want to be a stupid person?

oliverbrown wrote: »

What do you care what I choose to have installed in my property or not? Do you work for Smart Energy GB or something?

It may be in your property but your Electric and Gas meter certainly don't belong to you. I just find it amusing how for decades meters have been changed to more modern versions (from analog to digital is one example) by the energy companies without the customer being given a choice and their were few issues with this.

Now suddenly people have a choice (which doesn't make sense because the meters aren't their property) they suddenly decide to believe scare stories and strongly object to having one for no logical reason.

Then when i see people starting to choose higher priced tariffs to avoid having one i just think well i might as well at least point out the stupidity of this so they can think twice before they start paying more.

oliverbrown wrote: »

I see, so you're not getting paid for it and you still evangelise for smart meters to people who tell you they are not interested getting one.

Go and bother some other thread.

No i'm not getting paid to explain logically why there is no reason to refuse to have one.

But what's even worse is your effectively paying to not have one for no reason at all :rotfl:

I wonder how much other money your wasting on illogical resistance to change...