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| #2  17-Feb-2006, 19:58 | |||
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| Hello andyb greedy  on a happier note there saying London council tax bills will go up £60 on average in April to pay for some sport thing planned in London . . . Its friday have a beer and don't let it get to you. regards TopiToo  |
| #3 17-Feb-2006, 21:09 | ||||
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| #8 18-Feb-2006, 02:16 | ||||
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| Definitely 'Greeedy Bstards'. I would expect a minor increase, not 25%, that’s taking the urine. With their customers leaving in droves, I suppose they've got to recover their losses somewhere and what better place than their existing customers. When my wife and I bought our bungalow about 6 years ago we set up 'Dual Fuel' with another supplier. Just after moving in, BG sent us several bills addressed to us which we ignored, then we received a 'Final Reminder' to pay £150. Both my wife and I telephoned them several times to explain that although we have a very similar surname to the previous occupant, we have only recently moved in and are with another supplier, unfortunately they didn't listen so we approached 'Energy watch' and I think 'Ofgas'. We provided documents to substantiate our case. After the regulators intervened BG quickly dropped their argument and offered us £20 for our troubles, to which they offered to 'give to one of our chosen charities' !!! [Edited on 18-2-2006 by Italian Stallion] [Edited on 18-2-2006 by Italian Stallion] [Edited on 19-2-2006 by Italian Stallion] |
| #9 18-Feb-2006, 02:27 | ||||
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| They are speculating or is the word panicking. Everyone is frightened that because of the Russian/Ukraine gas fiasco a couple of weeks ago that the price of gas will increase latter this year. I think the definition of true greed is the oil industry |
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